Reply to "Very slow temp ramp up."

davidquallsMember

Three things from my perspective,

1) temp probe wires may be loose or pinched.
Check them out
2) you may have a ground problem. make sure you have a good ground on your outlet and cord and avoid a GFCI if possible
3) old pellets can burn but produce much less heat, (especially if you have them mixed with new ones and the auger is getting groups of bad pellets. This is a remote problem though.

I would definitely look at the probe wires before calling service. also fire it up from a different circuit.

I have an outlet here at the house that will make my FEC 100 jump all over the place.

11/29/158:13 PM

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