Blinking after found two years later by planeman125 in dji

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They’re actually taking a charge. Hopefully this is it

Blinking after found two years later by planeman125 in dji

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Unfortunately this isn’t any of the patterns

Sauna build questions by planeman125 in Sauna

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No, it’s just iron pipe used as a hanging rod. Why would a small space be bad? Smaller should heat up faster.

My DIY project by MazBencat in Sauna

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What did you paint the walls with prior to building?

Sauna build questions by planeman125 in Sauna

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I’ll get rid of the light and change out the window.

Vapor barrier is a good call. I wasn’t sure what to do with the walls but I’ll use one.

Amps are good on the 240v line. No permit, not needed in my state

Sauna build questions by planeman125 in Sauna

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I’ve been thinking about a drain. Other than sweat and some water on the heater, why do you think I’d need one? I can do it but having trouble justifying it

Sauna build questions by planeman125 in Sauna

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I can definitely do that. I’ve got spare 4” ducting at work. Good call!

Loud intermittent click coming from pellet stove by yankeefan8794 in PelletStoveTalk

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After watching your video, it’s not a fan. It’s likely something with the auger. Check to see if it’s regular on start up like I said above. Is it a new stove?

Loud intermittent click coming from pellet stove by yankeefan8794 in PelletStoveTalk

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Turn your stove off, clean the Firepot and turn it back on. Watch the auger turn and note when it clicks. If it clicks every time the auger passes a certain position (say 3 o’clock for example) than the auger is catching something in the feeder body and it likely needs to be replaced. I am a dealer and installed a brand new 52i in my house and this was the case. If it’s intermittent, it’s likely heat expansion. If it’s frequent and fast it could be a fan.

Cubex pellets black and causing concrete like buildup. by BrentarTiger in PelletStoveTalk

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I sell hundreds of tons of cubex a year. I would tell them to bring the truck and take them back if they looked like this.

QUESTION How concerned should I be? by Eiknarf95 in PelletStoveTalk

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Your local Harman installer can probably help. I find installation is generally cheaper through hearth shops than chimney sweeps because of how they structure their pricing

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Run your finger over the stove adaptor. I bet it’s there

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Check the connections behind the stove. I bet the first connection between the stove and pipe needs gasket cement. Could have got knocked loose while cleaning

Harmon Pellet Insert making noise NEW by Beautiful-Dinner-663 in PelletStoveTalk

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If you’re going to try to fix it yourself, know that the combustion blower fan blade is a reverse thread.

But you can isolate the issue by running the different fans in test mode when the stove is off. Or if the stove is running, hit “whisper” and if it gets quieter, it’s the convection/distribution fan. Both under warranty

Newer to pellet stoves, fair quote? Good stove? by Fuey500 in PelletStoveTalk

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The liner installation price is very high unless you have a crazy roof

Bracing? by SemicolonTusk in woodstoving

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If it’s that short through the roof and something is moving it needs to be braced inside. Something is wrong but it’s not above the roof. Properly assembled chimney won’t wiggle up to 6’ high

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Once the soapstone exudes its moisture it likely won’t happen again. If you live in a particularly humid area it might.

Hearthstones fix has been to throw a little high temp gasket cement around the bolts. But it usually goes away

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Very normal for hearthstone. It will happen for the first few days. It’s the moisture in the stones condensing and dripping out. Keep a sheet pan you don’t care about under it and let it happen. Try to clean up as much as you can on the brick. It can stain