Why is my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove start-up slow and smoky with a lazy flame?
A slow or smoky start-up and/or lazy flame in your Pelpro Pellet stove can be due to: * A blocked exhaust path. * Improper igniter placement. * Poor fuel quality. To address this, confirm the exhaust path is clean, align the igniter so it is properly placed and centered, and review the fuel quality.
What to do in the event of a power outage with my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove?
In the event of a power outage with your Pelpro Pellet stove: * Check passages to assure they are clear of ash and obstructions. * If using a generator, Pelpro recommends a steady state generator for best stove performance.
What does 3 flashes mean on my Pelpro PP130?
Three flashes on your Pelpro Pellet stove indicate an ambient probe alarm. This means the ambient temperature is above or below the acceptable range because of an ambient probe failure, the probe not being plugged in, or a failed component. To resolve this, plug the probe into the board or replace the component.
What does 2 flashes mean on my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove?
Two flashes on your Pelpro Pellet stove indicate an exhaust probe failure. This means the exhaust temperature is above or below the acceptable range due to an exhaust probe failure, the probe not being plugged in, or a failed component. To fix this, plug the probe into the board or replace the component.
Why does the feed motor not shut off on my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove?
If the feed motor does not shut off on your Pelpro Pellet stove, it is due to a feed motor short circuit. To stop it, open the hopper. Then, inspect the wires, feed motor, control board, and power cord to find the source of the short circuit. Replace the control board and the failed component.
What causes the igniter to not turn off on my Pelpro PP130?
The igniter not turning off on your Pelpro Pellet stove is caused by an igniter short circuit. Inspect wires, blowers, and the power cord to find the cause of the short circuit and replace the board and failed component.
How to prevent black soot on the outside of my house from my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove?
To prevent black soot from appearing on the outside of your house due to your Pelpro Pellet stove: * Adjust the air/fuel ratio using the trim adjustment dial. * Ensure the termination cap has at least 18” clearance to reduce the effects of soot blow-back.
How to stop rumbling or whistling noise from Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove?
To address rumbling or whistling noises during the operation of your Pelpro Pellet stove: * Confirm the exhaust path is clean. * Adjust the air/fuel ratio using the trim adjustment dial.
Why does my Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove have a large, lazy, orange flame and black ash on the glass?
A large, lazy, orange flame with black ash on the glass of your Pelpro Pellet stove could be caused by a dirty stove, poor fuel quality with high ash content, incorrect air-fuel adjustment, or excessive feeding. To fix this: * Clean the stove, including the fire pot and venting system. * Clean the exhaust path. * Try a different brand of pellets. * Turn the fuel adjustment trim dial counterclockwise to increase combustion air speed.
How to fix a Pelpro PP130 Pellet stove that will not light?
If your Pelpro Pellet stove won't light, try the following: * Make sure the firebox is clean. * Check that the igniter is getting hot (glowing orange). * Ensure fuel is in the hopper and the lid is securely closed. * Confirm that the vacuum switch is clear and connected at both ends (access by removing the right side panel). * Verify that all exhaust blower connections are secure and that the feed assembly and motor are free of debris. * Also, confirm that the exhaust path is clean.
Instructions for safely removing the stove from its shipping pallet.
Guidance on stove placement, clearances, and initial venting preparation.
Specifies required clearances for vent termination and installation.
Steps for securing venting components through walls and external termination.
Resolving problems related to power, soot, rumbling, or ignition failures.
Interpreting LED error codes and applying corrective actions.
General| Brand | Pelpro |
|---|---|
| Model | PP130 |
| Category | Pellet stove |
| Language | English |
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