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There are two sensors within the hopper. A magnetic
proximately switch signals whether the HOPPER
LID is in place. The auger motor is disabled when
the hopper lid is removed. The connection wires are
red.
A thermal snap switch shuts down the stove if the
switch senses HOPPER OVERHEAT . The
connection wires are
designed so that it should not overheat even if the
cooling fan fails.
The DRAFT SENSOR is located behind the control
board. The sensing hose runs out the bottom of the
hopper and connects to the METAL DRAFT TUBE
extending out the bottom of the stove. The vacuum is
being read above the heat baffle with respect to the
room atmosphere.
atmospheric pressure in the room. The DRAFT TUBE
should be intact and not crimped or blocked. The
stove will shut down if there is insufficient draft for
safe operation.
RUNNING A SYSTEMS CHECK:
Once you have checked for any visible loose wires
you may confirm that the stove is ready to go by
running the Sensor Check with the circuit board.
When you plug in the stove the cooling fan will begin
running. It always runs when the Control Board is
operating. It is a 35 to 85 cfm low amperage fan
designed for extended service and quiet operation.
orange.
The stove has been
A second short tube reads the
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