To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my England's Stove Works Pellet stove have high pellet consumption?
High pellet consumption in your England's Stove Works Pellet stove can be attributed to low-quality or non-uniformly sized pellets. To resolve this, use premium pellets or try another pellet brand.
What to do if my England's Stove Works 55-TRPEP displays an "E?4" code (proof of flame lost)?
If your England's Stove Works Pellet stove shows an "E?4" code, indicating a loss of flame, it could be due to several reasons. The hopper might be empty, so refill it with pellets and restart the stove. Also, ensure you keep the hopper lid open for the shortest time possible when refueling. Component failure, such as an auger motor or combustion motor issue, can also cause this code. Lastly, the blower speed might be set too high, cooling the firebox too rapidly; operate the stove with the blower speed and heat range at the same value.
What does "E?3" code on my England's Stove Works 55-TRPEP Pellet stove control board mean?
An "E?3" code on your England's Stove Works Pellet stove control board indicates a convection (room air) blower failure. Check the convection blower for proper function and replace it if necessary. This code can also mean partially blocked flue, so check the flue for obstructions. Finally, using fuel other than premium wood pellets can trigger this code, so use ONLY premium wood pellets in this stove.
What does "E?2" code on England's Stove Works 55-TRPEP Pellet stove control board mean and why unit shuts down in 15-20 minutes?
If your England's Stove Works Pellet stove shuts down in 15-20 minutes with an "E?2" code, it could be due to a loose thermal sensor; check both sides of the thermal sensor connection (at exhaust blower and at control board). Another cause might be the control board settings; start the stove on minimum Heat Range 5 to ensure a good fire is started. Lastly, it could be a failure to light pellets; check the igniter for buildup or failure.
Why won't the room blower operate on my England's Stove Works Pellet stove?
If the room blower isn't operating on your England's Stove Works Pellet stove, it could be due to a loose thermal sensor. Try tightening the connection on the sensor. Another cause might be that the blower speed is set higher than the heat range, causing the stove to cool and the blower to cycle. If so, lower the blower speed. A loose connection on the control board could also be the problem; check the control board connection.
What to do if my England's Stove Works Pellet stove displays an "E?4" code?
If your England's Stove Works Pellet stove displays an "E?4" code (Proof of flame lost), it could be due to several reasons: * The hopper is empty. Refill it with pellets and restart the stove. * The hopper lid was left open for too long during refueling. Keep the lid open for the shortest time possible. * Component failure. An auger motor or combustion motor failure might be the cause. * Blower speed is set too high, cooling the firebox too rapidly. Operate the stove with the blower speed and heat range at the same value.
Why is my England's Stove Works 55-TRPEP Pellet stove making a pinging or rattling noise?
A pinging or rattling noise in your England's Stove Works Pellet stove is likely due to foreign material in the blower. Check both blowers for any foreign material.
What to do if my England's Stove Works Pellet stove room blower is not operating?
If the room blower in your England's Stove Works Pellet stove is not operating, it could be due to a loose thermal sensor; tighten the connection on the sensor. Another cause might be that the blower speed is set higher than the heat range, causing the stove to cool and the blower to cycle; lower the blower speed. Finally, a loose connection could be the culprit; check the control board connection.
Why does my England's Stove Works Pellet stove have a lazy fire?
A lazy fire in your England's Stove Works Pellet stove can be caused by several factors. It could be a bad exhaust blower, so inspect and replace the blower if necessary. Excessive pellet moisture can also cause this issue, so ensure you keep your pellets dry. Another cause is excessive ash build-up, requiring you to thoroughly clean the unit. Lastly, low-quality pellets can lead to a lazy fire, so use only PFI premium pellets.
What to do if my England's Stove Works 55-TRPEP has a blown fuse?
If your England's Stove Works Pellet stove has a blown fuse, it could be due to a power surge. Replace the fuse and use a surge protector. Another cause could be an exposed wire, so check for exposed or frayed wires and loose connections. Finally, the issue might be an electrical component shorting; inspect motors and blowers for obstructions or short circuits.
General| Type | Pellet Stove |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
| Efficiency | Up to 85% |
| Burn Time | Up to 24 hours |
| Ignition Type | Automatic Ignition |
| Hopper Capacity | 55 lb |
| Venting | 3" or 4" |
Details on free support and potential charges for on-site services.
Key performance metrics like heat output, burn rate, and capacity.
EPA standards, emissions, efficiency, and testing approvals.
Specific measurements for the insert and fireplace requirements.
Choosing a location, safety precautions, and clearances to combustibles.
Guidelines, introduction, and approved methods for venting.
Specific safety and installation needs for mobile homes.
Mandatory connection of outside combustion air.
Guidelines for non-combustible floor protectors for freestanding units.
Steps for converting the unit into a fireplace insert.
Safety clearances and venting requirements for inserts.
Specific details for connecting outside air to fireplace inserts.
Hearth requirements for fireplace insert installations.
Initial setup, dry run, and lighting procedures.
Tips on pellet types, flame variation, and efficient operation.
Adjusting heat, blower speed, and navigating the control panel.
Identifying and resolving error codes.
How the stove operates during and after power interruptions.
Installing and operating with a thermostat.
Ash removal, burnpot cleaning, and disposal.
Baffle cleaning and other checks.
Exhaust chamber and venting pipe cleaning.
Comprehensive cleaning of blowers, hopper, and gaskets.
Common issues, causes, and solutions.
Instructions for replacing auger motor, blowers, igniter, control board.
Procedures for replacing gaskets, glass, and touching up finish.
Schematic illustrating electrical connections.
Information on thermostats, log sets, and other add-ons.
Visual breakdown of parts for both models.
Catalog of part numbers for ordering replacements.
Warranty periods, conditions, exclusions, and claim procedures.
Information and form for registering the product warranty.
