Ashley AP130 - User Manual

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Owner’S Instruction And Operation Manual48 pages

Questions and Answers

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Cameron LeeAug 4, 2025
What to do if Ashley Stove does not start?
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  Lisa McintoshAug 4, 2025
  If your Ashley Stove doesn't start when you push the 'ON' button, it might be due to the auto-start igniter failing to ignite the fuel. First, turn the stove off and clear any unburned fuel from the burnpot, then try again. Check the pellet quality; replace them if they are moist, wet, or dirty. Ensure there isn't a loss of draft pressure by checking that the viewing door is properly closed and sealed (adjust the door catch or replace the door gaskets if needed), and that all outside connections are free of obstructions. Inspect and clean the exhaust system. Make sure the auto-start igniter isn't blocked with ash or soot. Finally, observe if the igniter glows red hot during start-up; if not, it may need replacement, or there could be an electrical control system issue.
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Shannon MartinAug 8, 2025
Why my Ashley AP130 Pellet stove does not start a fire?
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  Jennifer Martinez PhDAug 9, 2025
  If your Ashley Pellet stove doesn't start when you push the 'ON' button, the auto-start igniter might be failing. First, turn off the stove and clear any unburned fuel from the burnpot, then try again. Also, check the pellet quality and replace them if they are moist, wet, or dirty. Ensure there isn't a loss of draft pressure by checking that the viewing door is closed and sealed properly; adjust or replace the door gaskets if needed. Inspect outside connections for any obstructions, and clean the exhaust system if necessary. Make sure the auto-start igniter and the pressure switch connection to the firebox are free of ash or soot. Finally, observe if the igniter glows red during start-up; if not, it may need replacement, or there could be an electrical control system issue.
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David RoachAug 13, 2025
How to fix an orange flame on Ashley AP130 Pellet stove?
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  Matthew RogersAug 13, 2025
  An orange, lazy flame in your Ashley Pellet stove could indicate an overly rich air/fuel mixture. To resolve this, start by cleaning out the burnpot and burnpot housing. Ensure the viewing door is closed and sealed correctly; adjust the door catch or replace door gaskets if necessary. Check that all outside connections are free from obstructions and inspect the exhaust system, cleaning it as needed.
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vcolemanAug 19, 2025
How to fix orange flame on Ashley Stove?
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  Cheryl SchneiderAug 19, 2025
  An orange, lazy flame with excessive fuel build-up in the burnpot of your Ashley Stove indicates a too rich air/fuel mixture. To resolve this, clean out the burnpot and burnpot housing. Ensure the viewing door is closed and sealed correctly; adjust the door catch or replace door gaskets if needed. Verify that all outside connections are clear of any obstructions and clean the exhaust system as necessary.
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chavezmelindaAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Ashley Pellet stove fire goes out?
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  Christopher PetersenAug 25, 2025
  If your Ashley Pellet stove fire goes out, several factors could be at play. First, the hopper might be empty, so refill it. Second, check for loss of draft pressure by ensuring the viewing door is properly closed and sealed; adjust the door catch or replace the door gaskets if needed. Also, inspect outside connections for obstructions, examine the exhaust system and clean if necessary, and verify the pressure switch connection to the firebox is free of ash. Lastly, the auger system could be jammed, or fuel might be bridging in the hopper, so check these components as well.
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Lauren HernandezAug 29, 2025
Why does my Ashley Stove keep shutting down?
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  tashadelgadoAug 29, 2025
  If your Ashley Stove's fire goes out or the stove shuts down, it could be due to the burnpot running out of fuel. Refill the hopper if it's empty. Another cause might be a loss of draft pressure. Ensure the viewing door is closed and sealed properly; adjust the door catch or replace the door gaskets if necessary. Also, check that all outside connections are clear of obstructions, and inspect/clean the exhaust system. Verify that the pressure switch connection to the firebox is free of ash or obstructions. Lastly, the auger system might be jammed, or fuel might be 'bridging' in the hopper, preventing it from flowing into the auger feed system.