What to do if a component (i.e. blower) fails to start or fails to turn off in my Pelpro PPC90?
If your Pelpro Stove component, such as a blower, fails to start or fails to turn off, begin by checking that all connections and power plugs are secure. Also, visually inspect the wires, blowers, and power cord to check for a short circuit.
Why is there black soot on the outside of my house from my Pelpro PPC90?
If you're seeing black soot on the outside of your house from your Pelpro Stove, make sure the exhaust path is clean and clear. You may also need to adjust the air/fuel ratio using the trim adjustment dial. Also, ensure the termination cap has at least 18” clearance to reduce the effects of soot blow-back on your home.
What does Error Number 5 mean on my Pelpro Pellet stove?
Error Number 5 on your Pelpro Pellet stove indicates that the digital display is not communicating correctly with the stove control board. Inspect the cable for breaks or cuts and check the connection between the digital control and the control board. If that doesn't work, replace the component.
What to do if a component (i.e. blower) fails to start or fails to turn off in my Pelpro Pellet stove?
If a component, like a blower, fails to start or fails to turn off in your Pelpro Pellet stove, first check that all connections and power plugs are secure. Next, visually inspect the wires, blowers, and power cord to check for a short circuit.
What to do if my Pelpro Pellet stove fire starts but goes out?
If the fire starts in your Pelpro Pellet stove but then goes out, begin by confirming the firebox is clean and clear and ensure the firepot holes are clear. Inspect the stove body and confirm the exhaust probe is connected. Inspect and clean the exhaust outlet, and confirm the exhaust path is clean.
What to do if my Pelpro PPC90 Stove will not light?
If your Pelpro Stove will not light, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the firepot holes are clean. Check that the ignitor is heating up properly (glowing orange). Inspect the stove body. Confirm that there is fuel in the hopper and that the lid is securely closed. Access the vacuum switch by removing the right side panel and ensure it's clear and properly connected. Verify that all exhaust blower connections are secure. Make sure the feed assembly and motor are free of any obstructions. Finally, check that the exhaust path is clear.
What to do if my Pelpro Pellet stove has a slow or smoky start-up and/or lazy flame?
If your Pelpro Pellet stove has a slow or smoky start-up or a lazy flame, you should first confirm the exhaust path is clean and clear. Clean your firepot and behind your baffles inside your firebox. You can also examine the stove body. Ensure the igniter is properly placed and centered. It's also a good idea to review the fuel quality.
What to do if my Pelpro Pellet stove starts and stops frequently in automatic mode?
If your Pelpro Pellet stove starts and stops frequently in automatic mode, first determine if varying room temperatures are the cause due to doors or windows being opened and closed repeatedly. If so, correct the issue. You may also want to examine the stove body and inspect the ambient probe, ensuring at least 2” is exposed outside of the stove body.
What does Error Number 3 mean on my Pelpro Pellet stove?
Error Number 3 on your Pelpro Pellet stove indicates that the ambient temperature is either above or below the acceptable range, or there is an ambient probe failure. It could also mean the probe is not plugged in. To solve this, try plugging the probe into the board. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the component.
What does Error Number 2 mean on my Pelpro Pellet stove?
Error Number 2 on your Pelpro Pellet stove indicates that the exhaust temperature is either above or below the acceptable range, or there is an exhaust probe failure. It could also mean the probe is not plugged in. To solve this, try plugging the probe into the board. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the component.
Defines safety alert symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, Notice, Pro Tip) for hazard communication.
Details actions that void warranty and increase fire risk.
Warns about extreme heat from surfaces and glass, and precautions for children.
Lists essential tools, supplies, and safety equipment for installation and maintenance.
Explains the critical aspects of pellet vent pipe configuration for safe operation.
Details specific clearance requirements for the vent termination point.
Provides instructions for installing the stove's exhaust venting system.
Details rules for horizontal/vertical vent runs, elbows, and pipe lengths.
Guides users through the initial ignition sequence and expected operations.
Detailed steps to initiate fuel feed when the hopper is empty.
Highlights the importance of regular cleaning for stove performance.
Addresses problems related to power supply and electrical components.
Diagnoses issues caused by soot, ash, or other obstructions.
Explains specific error codes and their corresponding corrective actions.
General| Type | Pellet Stove |
|---|---|
| BTU Output | 90, 000 BTU |
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
| Ignition | Automatic |
| Blower | Variable Speed |
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