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a.

Move the airmate board, clean the surface with the brush, and then recover it.

b.

Screw out the bolts from the connection of input and output on the convection blower, clean the 
dust deposited inside the blower with the brush.

c.

 Take off the venting pipe, clean the dust inside the pipes and elbows. Then install them again 
and ensure the joint is sealed.

Troubleshooting______________________

The control panel of the stove has trouble examine lights kit which are red, green and orange by 230V. The 
auger motor lights are bright and flash when the stove is on normal work. When the sensor detect the 
abnormal work temperature (below 50˚C or over 93˚C), the auto-control temperature switches will shut off the 
fuel feed system automatically to prevent the pellet pile or overheat. When temperature is below 50˚C, the 
safety control system will stop the stove automatically. 

The general trouble, the possible reason and the solution are as following, after solving problems, start the 
stove again: 

problems

reason

solution

1.   The   blower   doesn’t 
work   after   pressing   the 
start bottom. 

No power in stove or in the 
control panel.

Check the power and wires.

2.

 No   feeding   after 

igniting.
A.   Three   lights   are   bright 
and flash.

Feed unit is blocked.
Auger motor doesn’t work.

Check the auger is blocked or not.
Check auger motor is blocked or not. And 
the wires break or not.
Check the fasten screw between auger and 
motor loose or not.   

B.   The   orange   lights   are 
bright but no flash.

No fuel in the hopper.
The clock unit breaks.   

Fill the fuel into the hopper.
Change the clock unit.

C.   The   red   light   is   bright 
and   flash   but   other   lights 
aren’t bright.

The   high   temperature 
switch disconnects.
The   high   temperature 
switch breaks.

Tight   the   high   temperature   switches 
connection. 
Change the high  temperature switch 

D.   The   feed   motor   lights 
aren’t bright.

No 230V power.
Pellet feeder is power off.
The   wires   of   start   and 
clock unit loose or break.

Check the 230V power.
Turn on the auger motor switch.
Check the wires of start and clock unit or 
change the unit. 

3. After ignition the power 
is off 15min late.

Pellet feeder unit is off or 
pellet is too little.
50˚C   temperature   switch 
breaks   or   the   connection 
wires of switch loose.

Check the pellet feeder unit and restart.
Check the connection wires or change the 
50˚C temperature switch.

4.   orange   and   lazy   fire, 
piled pellet, carbon on the 
glass

Lack   of   air   intake   for 
burning. 

Clean the block in gatebar.
Adjust   the  knob  of  convection  blower  and 
increase the air intake.
Check   the   door   and   window  glass   gasket 
sealed or not. 
Check the air intake pipe and venting pipe 
blocked or not, and clean it. Change to the 
big diameter pipes if pipes are too long to 

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Summary of Contents for HP-0020S

Page 1: ...s and installation inspection requirements in your area PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION AND USE OF THIS PELLET BURNING ROOM HEATER FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT...

Page 2: ...ce Introduction 3 2 Structure instruction of pellet stove 7 3 Installation 8 4 Operating Instructions 10 5 Caution 11 6 Safety instructions 11 7 Maintenance 11 8 Troubleshooting 12 9 Warranty 13 10 Fi...

Page 3: ...d the warranty The Pellet Fuel Industries P F I has established standards for wood pellet manufacturers We recommend the use of pellets that meet or exceed these standards Please use a recommended pel...

Page 4: ...y result in property damage bodily injury or even death Contact your local building or fire official to obtain a permit and any information on installation restrictions and inspection requirements for...

Page 5: ...combustion air will result in the formation of soot which will collect on the glass the heat exchanger the exhaust vent system and may stain the outside of the house This is a dangerous situation and...

Page 6: ...door must be closed securely for proper and safe operation of the pellet stove Also ensure all gaskets on the door are checked and replaced when necessary KEEP ASH PAN FREE OF RAW FUEL DO NOT PLACE UN...

Page 7: ...ust temperature is still above 120 F 52 C Product performance introduction Pellet stove is advanced designed and has individual fresh air input and venting system Negative pressure burning technology...

Page 8: ...Structure instruction of pellet stove Note Page 8 16...

Page 9: ...chamber 6 window 7 hot wind channel 8 pellet grill 9 seal rope 10 fresh air chamber 11 ash cleaner 12 ash drawer 13 base 14 hopper 15 auger 16 auger motor 17 venting pipe 18 air input pipe 19 exhaust...

Page 10: ...that the electrical cord is not trapped under the appliance and that it is clear of any hot surfaces or sharp edges and also must be accessible If this power cord should become damaged a replacement...

Page 11: ...owner should connect with the local seller for the right installation When pellet stove is normal working the temperature on venting pipe surface can reach 200 C so the combustible things clothes and...

Page 12: ...r starts up f Depending on the heating desire fuel intake quantity can be adjusted from few to large by the fuel control switch SV3 At the same time adjust the switch SV1 and SV2 to blow the hot wind...

Page 13: ...erating 3 When installing this unit on a combustible floor for example linoleum hardwood flooring a non combustible hearth pad 15mm thickness must be under the unit 4 Do not open the stove door to pre...

Page 14: ...otor doesn t work Check the auger is blocked or not Check auger motor is blocked or not And the wires break or not Check the fasten screw between auger and motor loose or not B The orange lights are b...

Page 15: ...ke fly out Leak between the connection of convection motor and venting pipe The clean method is wrong Use silicon rubber to seal Clean the dust in the stove with brush to ash drawer Attention the stov...

Page 16: ...Figure Electrical figure Page 16 16...

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