I’ve had my PP 130 for a year now and I like it. I do have to say I agree with you that it’s a finicky stove! I am still figuring out the trim on it, constantly changing with the temperatures. Overall, a very nice stove.
Ive done alot of research on pellet stoves. I continue to come back to the pp130. Its a simple design without all the wifi touch screens and such. Every stove will have flaws and parts fail. I like how easy it is to replace parts as needed. Thanks for video. My pp130 is being delivered today...along with a new handle😊
We appreciate your feedback on the Pelpro PP130. It helps others that are considering a new pellet stove.. Yes. No digital display...just simple controls. Enjoy your day. Brett and Briggs
Update..it's been 2 months pp130 is a great stove, thanks to these videos it made my decision easy! We are very happy with this product. Would recommend to those looking for stove!
So far you guys are the best informed technicians I have come across.So the motor shaft of my auger motor h a s broken off inside the shaft of the auger.How should I go about removing it?Easy Out extractor kit?
These can heat up about 2500 sqft... Would those be too hot for smaller living space? For example a small 600 square feet shack (or trailer home)? Or would the thermostat (temp sensor that you show) would still work well to have a steady/confortable temperature?
I need to know about the three metal plate pieces that go on the inside of the pelpro wood pellet stove and how they work in the pellet stove and if I can get the detentions for all three of them?
I have the Quadrafire Ourfitter 2 which I believe is almost the same model. Love this stove, it has dramatically reduced the amount of oil I have to buy. The machine is easy to repair yourself too. Some may say it looks ugly but I don't care what it looks like as long as it heats.
Agreed In our opinion, the outfitter by Quadrafire is worth looking into. Appreciate your comments as it helps others on the channel. Please Subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
@@MilesPelletStovesSo basically, since there's no ash PAN. You have to use a metal vacuum when it is completely out. Or can you use that metal vacuum to suck out the ash along the sides? How often Do you clean this stove please? I hate the idea of having to shut the stove down to clean it if I'm gonna use it as a primary source of heat. Thank you for an awesome video subscribed and liked.
I lost a control board to a freak thundersnow the first season we had it. I HIGHLY recommend surge protection on these stoves. Other than that. I really like this stove. Yes, daily cleanings with no ash pan can be a pain, but you get what you pay for in that regard. I was new to pellet stoves and was not sure I would enjoy them as a heat source. It is a good entry-level stove. I plan to move it to the garage and upgrade in a few years.
When installing this unit in a 4 bedroom stick built home do I need to install the fresh air kit What are the benefits to installing it? Great value videos are why I enjoy watching folks like you on UA-cam! Thanks
Good Afternoon Fresh air intake is optional on a stick built home. Always refer to manual. We usually see a benefit on newer homes due to windows, insulation and so on.
Have had our Pelpro for a couple months and like it. But the glass keeps getting black soot on it. Any tips to help with that? We keep adjusting the air setting slowly to figure it out but no luck. Enjoyed your video! Thanks!
Inside left firewall panel remove and vacuum out the air shoot to exhaust fan. Also, make sure all venting pipe is clear. Last....burn pot clean and exhaust motor strong. Hope this helps. Please subscribe. Brett and Briggs
Inside...remove left firewall plate. Clean and vacuum out the shoot to the exhaust motor. Also, make sure all vent pipe and burn pot are clean. Last...making sure the exhaust motor is strong. Hope this helps. Please subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
Great video. Subscribed. I got ripped. I bought a Quardrafire Outfitter II. It's a Pel Pro pp130 that will take a thermostat, has a better warranty, and costs 1000 more. The only difference parts wise that I can find, is the control board (I'm assuming it's because of the thermostat compatibility). I've had no issues in 2 years and about 3 tons, but if I could go back in time, I would have gotten the pp130. Maybe I'm missing some of differences between the pp130 and Outfitter II, but that 1000 dollar difference isn't worth it, from what I see. Maybe you guys know about any real differences.
Good info for all. I believe the outfitter replaced the Heatilator Cab50. Many of the parts are similar to the pelpro pp130. Others out there, please leave your personal feedback to help this person. Thank You
Thank you for the quick response. Your information really helps me out on determining whether I should or should not put an outside air intake kit. I've had a quadrifier for about 14 years. The classic Bay to be exact and I am looking for a new one. I never did put one on the quadra fire and really don't know what the difference would be. Thank you
I have a question. I just purchased this stove. I did the burn it. Which said to run it on high for 30 minutes then shut it down and clean the pot. I did this. Now my stove will run on high or low but if I use the dial indicators and place it on any number the light blinks amber and shuts down and will not start back up. My temp probe is set about 15 inches off the floor fully extended. What could be the problem? Thanks
Most likely this stove has hit temp setting. Unplug stove, turn dial to off. Plug in stove, turn to 9 o'clock position...wait and see what happens. Please Subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
I’m getting a slight smoke smell when my stove fires up the door seal appears in new/good condition it’s been pulled apart and cleaned the way you’re video suggests I was wondering if I can use the small dial below the temperature control to adjust that?
Double check air flow....all venting, burn pot clean. The small blue dial below the knob adjusts the pellet feed. If you are receiving too many pellets in burn pot, try turning the blue dial to the 11 o clock position for a while and see if this helps. Left inside firewall panel removed....the air scoop there usually gets filled with ash. Please make sure its clean. Hopefully this helps. Please subscribe. Thank You
Look at cap at bottom of the outlet T if you have one. Mine leaked at the cap. Turn all light off and use a bright flash light at start up and look at all joints. You will be amazed how easy it is to see using this method.
I’ve had to blow out my vacuum switch twice since I bought mine. I’ve had mine since 2019. I’ve found that green supreme pellets work best. Very little ash and very little saw dust. For the most part green supreme are clean bags that will prevent auger jams and vacuum issues.
mine feeds, but doesn’t light. it blinks green and gives up and blinks red. i’ve cleaned it with a vac removing the panels. i’ve cleaned the chimney. this is my second season with it and have used it this season for a week or so. i replaced the ignitor.
What is the reason to have the air intake on a remanufacturer home? And I see that there’s a lot of pillows over the market like the quad or the Harmon pellet stove the price difference are tremendous. Do you see a difference on the efficiency of them versus the cost of them?
Manufacturerd home...we believe an outside air kit is needed due to the structure and engineering. Most newer models are pretty air tight. Harman and Quads....look at the efficiency rating on both. The Harman is pretty unique as there auger and pellet distribution system is well designed In our opinion. Take a look at Comfortbilt models if you wish. Others out there? Please comment to help out this viewer. Thank You Brett and Briggs
@@MilesPelletStovesThank you guys for your awesome advice and awesome videos. I never hooked up a pillow stove before, but the person That will be helping me. Told me that in his house he didn't hook up the outside air pipe and he said it would run the pellet stove a lot harder. He suggest. Ed that I just let that pipe off and let it suck in the air from inside of the house and said that it would keep the house warmer. What are your thoughts on this, please?And Is it safe to not run the cold air pipe outside? Thank you again
Ii just bought a pleasant hearth ph50cabps stove and lighter and exhaust fans come on but no pellets feed any suggestions I. Checked the vacuum switch and lid switch but all was good please help
Based on your comments, check the auger motor and connection to the auger shaft. Also, see if you are getting power to auger. Last, may be a faulty control board. Please Subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
We need help lol my parents who are elderly wanted a pellet stove. I got the pp130 for them, slightly used. It’s so different from a Woodstove that it’s been scary. My parents house is an old drafty house, but when we turn the stove past 2 the flame gets so big that it scares my dad. How should I go about getting some help to get the settings right and assurance that the stove is properly running and installed?
Download the owner's manual if you don't have one. There will be drawings and specs for safe installation. Dial on side....just below it is a feed adjustment dial. Usually blue in color. Turn to left approx 11 o clock position. This will decrease the pellet distribution a tad. Wait 10 minutes to see if this helps. The owner's manual will really help you out. Please subscribe to our channel. Thank You Brett and Briggs
@@MilesPelletStovesI was wondering if you can help? I live in a mobile home single wide to be exact and it says Lou. Make sure the pipe is 6 inches away from the vinyl siding. To me and correct me if I am wrong but that seems a little bit risky. What is your honest opinion on this? And do you think it would be best that 12 inches away from the siding? Thank you. So very much for your time and your help
I have the pp130, been a great stove for 3 years, just recently started having issues, auger went, replaced it with a new one. ran beautiful for last season but this season the auger motor stopped again this time not the motor the vacuum switch was the culprit but I bypassed it and everything works fine so I bought a new vacuum switch but still won't feed, checked the tube and its clear. any ideas?
Could be a bad vacuum switch...the new one. Or a sticky hopper safety switch. You have done excellent troubleshooting. Please Subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
Hello I just bought a pelpro130 runs on high if I switch to low it goes out because not enough pellets in burn pot trim was on -1.5 what am I doing wrong
i ended up getting it to run on low but also found something out maybe if this makes sense i turned stove up to high this morning then turned to low kinda fast and about at 5 the light started to flash then stove went into shut down fired stove back up once running turned dial slower to low and stove has stayed runnign does this make since
Should the whole auger motor assembly be spinning clockwise and counter clockwise. Should I use a metal zip tie to hold it in place? I see you have a bolt on the auger is that something to hold it still.
This was a customers Stove and has been returned after annual maintenance. Please keep your PP130 in its OEM state for best performance. Including the auger assembly. Thank You
Thank you for a reply. I will keep it OEM spec. Does the whole auger motor spin back and forth. Sometimes the wire get wrapped up and disconnected. Is this something you have seen?
Mine almost ran out of pellets this morning so i turned it off to clean. I cleaned out i can see the ignighter but its not dropping pellets. How long should it take to start? Ive unplugged and plugged it back in and still no light. I can hear it running. Flashing green light. Never touched anythibg else
There is usually a delay. Plug in stove...set dial to 11 o clock position and wait a few minutes. Pellet should start dropping. A flashing green light is a good thing. Please Subscribe Thank You Brett and Briggs
How do the innards compare between this model and the lesser btu models? Is there any air drawn into the exhaust from inside the building or is all that taken from the outside air?
Not a huge fan of this stove. It feels like I’m constantly replacing parts on it and it’s tough to count on consistently, which is pretty essential for a heating source. Makes me want to go to a wood stove next winter.
No ash pan was a no go.bought a comfort built hp 22. 2400.00 was a deal on sale,my lopi that iwas replaceing from 14 years ago was 3000.00 back then still works only replaced the door seal.i guess you get what you pay for.
@@CHARLIEFOXTROT-qe7mz Constant problems, it was always shutting off and giving every error code possible. I bypassed the relay on the lid safety switch and haven't had a problem since.
Unplug Plug cord back in Green Light is good Make sure burn pot is clean and air holes open. Re start May be a faulty igniter. Trying to help here through this forum
This stove is a pain in the ass. The blue trim level is a nightmare. The dial is almost impossible to get a consistent temperature. The gasket started falling off within a couple weeks. The side panels are a pain to get off with the 3 bolts on each side. The worst thing about it is cleaning it. There are 3 baffles that need to come out and the front and back of them need cleaned. They are a pain in the ass to get out and even harder to get back in. Horrible design! At the bottom left of the stove alot of ash will accumulate there and its hard to get it out even with a small vacuum attachment. Theres more about this stove I did NOT like, but I can't remember it all. It DOES put out amazing heat though! It did heat most of the lower rooms in our house and its a big house. I just purchased the Comfirtbuilt HP42 thanks to your video and I am praying its way better than this pos Pelpro PP130. Their customer service is also great. However, I would never recommend this stove to anyone.
Agreed I feel it's best to keep your comments for others out there. The HP42 is new this year. So far....the stove is of good value and standing strong. We appreciate your feedback.
@@MilesPelletStoves ok yeah just being honest. This stove cost my me and my family alot of frustration this year. Whatever you do, do NOT prime the stove on accident while starting it or it will keep dropping pellets and not ignite and when it does your house will be filled with smoke and it takes a long time to get out. Its very easy to do it on accident. Another reason I sold this stove for a new one.
@@MilesPelletStoves when I get the new stove I will go on your Comfortbilt HP42 review about it and let you know how it is. Thanks again for the great reviews as they are hard to find on youtube, the good ones anyway.
I’ve had my PP 130 for a year now and I like it. I do have to say I agree with you that it’s a finicky stove! I am still figuring out the trim on it, constantly changing with the temperatures. Overall, a very nice stove.
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Ive done alot of research on pellet stoves. I continue to come back to the pp130. Its a simple design without all the wifi touch screens and such. Every stove will have flaws and parts fail. I like how easy it is to replace parts as needed. Thanks for video. My pp130 is being delivered today...along with a new handle😊
We appreciate your feedback on the Pelpro PP130. It helps others that are considering a new pellet stove.. Yes. No digital display...just simple controls.
Enjoy your day.
Brett and Briggs
Update..it's been 2 months pp130 is a great stove, thanks to these videos it made my decision easy! We are very happy with this product. Would recommend to those looking for stove!
So far you guys are the best informed technicians I have come across.So the motor shaft of my auger motor h a s broken off inside the shaft of the auger.How should I go about removing it?Easy Out extractor kit?
I’m learning more each day about this stove through your videos
We’re so glad that you’ve been enjoying them! 👍🏼
These can heat up about 2500 sqft...
Would those be too hot for smaller living space? For example a small 600 square feet shack (or trailer home)?
Or would the thermostat (temp sensor that you show) would still work well to have a steady/confortable temperature?
@@jpaquett
Based on the square footage noted, take a look at the HP40 Alpine and the Quadrafire Santa fe.....just ideas.
I need to know about the three metal plate pieces that go on the inside of the pelpro wood pellet stove and how they work in the pellet stove and if I can get the detentions for all three of them?
@@JeffPearson-j8z
Give us a call
I have the Quadrafire Ourfitter 2 which I believe is almost the same model. Love this stove, it has dramatically reduced the amount of oil I have to buy. The machine is easy to repair yourself too. Some may say it looks ugly but I don't care what it looks like as long as it heats.
Agreed
In our opinion, the outfitter by Quadrafire is worth looking into.
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I have 2 of these stoves and daily cleaning can be a pain but never had a issue with either.
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@@MilesPelletStovesSo basically, since there's no ash PAN. You have to use a metal vacuum when it is completely out. Or can you use that metal vacuum to suck out the ash along the sides? How often
Do you clean this stove please?
I hate the idea of having to shut the stove down to clean it if I'm gonna use it as a primary source of heat.
Thank you for an awesome video subscribed and liked.
I lost a control board to a freak thundersnow the first season we had it. I HIGHLY recommend surge protection on these stoves. Other than that. I really like this stove. Yes, daily cleanings with no ash pan can be a pain, but you get what you pay for in that regard. I was new to pellet stoves and was not sure I would enjoy them as a heat source. It is a good entry-level stove. I plan to move it to the garage and upgrade in a few years.
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On my 3rd season with my 130, knock on wood it’s been flawless, keep exhaust and the stove clean and it will take care of you ;)
Glad to hear that yours has been running well! 🔥👍🏼
When installing this unit in a 4 bedroom stick built home do I need to install the fresh air kit
What are the benefits to installing it?
Great value videos are why I enjoy watching folks like you on UA-cam!
Thanks
Good Afternoon
Fresh air intake is optional on a stick built home. Always refer to manual. We usually see a benefit on newer homes due to windows, insulation and so on.
Fresh air kit will pull air from outside, without it you're creating a vacuum inside your house and any draft will be much worse.
Have had our Pelpro for a couple months and like it. But the glass keeps getting black soot on it. Any tips to help with that? We keep adjusting the air setting slowly to figure it out but no luck. Enjoyed your video! Thanks!
Inside left firewall panel remove and vacuum out the air shoot to exhaust fan. Also, make sure all venting pipe is clear. Last....burn pot clean and exhaust motor strong.
Hope this helps.
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Brett and Briggs
Inside...remove left firewall plate. Clean and vacuum out the shoot to the exhaust motor. Also, make sure all vent pipe and burn pot are clean. Last...making sure the exhaust motor is strong.
Hope this helps.
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Could also be the door gasket.
Great video. Subscribed.
I got ripped. I bought a Quardrafire Outfitter II. It's a Pel Pro pp130 that will take a thermostat, has a better warranty, and costs 1000 more. The only difference parts wise that I can find, is the control board (I'm assuming it's because of the thermostat compatibility).
I've had no issues in 2 years and about 3 tons, but if I could go back in time, I would have gotten the pp130.
Maybe I'm missing some of differences between the pp130 and Outfitter II, but that 1000 dollar difference isn't worth it, from what I see. Maybe you guys know about any real differences.
Good info for all.
I believe the outfitter replaced the Heatilator Cab50. Many of the parts are similar to the pelpro pp130. Others out there, please leave your personal feedback to help this person.
Thank You
Thank you for the quick response. Your information really helps me out on determining whether I should or should not put an outside air intake kit. I've had a quadrifier for about 14 years. The classic Bay to be exact and I am looking for a new one. I never did put one on the quadra fire and really don't know what the difference would be. Thank you
Always welcome.
Reach out if you have questions. We will do our best to get back to you.
Brett and Briggs
I have a question. I just purchased this stove. I did the burn it. Which said to run it on high for 30 minutes then shut it down and clean the pot. I did this. Now my stove will run on high or low but if I use the dial indicators and place it on any number the light blinks amber and shuts down and will not start back up. My temp probe is set about 15 inches off the floor fully extended. What could be the problem? Thanks
Most likely this stove has hit temp setting.
Unplug stove, turn dial to off.
Plug in stove, turn to 9 o'clock position...wait and see what happens.
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I’m getting a slight smoke smell when my stove fires up the door seal appears in new/good condition it’s been pulled apart and cleaned the way you’re video suggests
I was wondering if I can use the small dial below the temperature control to adjust that?
Double check air flow....all venting, burn pot clean.
The small blue dial below the knob adjusts the pellet feed. If you are receiving too many pellets in burn pot, try turning the blue dial to the 11 o clock position for a while and see if this helps. Left inside firewall panel removed....the air scoop there usually gets filled with ash.
Please make sure its clean.
Hopefully this helps.
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Look at cap at bottom of the outlet T if you have one. Mine leaked at the cap. Turn all light off and use a bright flash light at start up and look at all joints. You will be amazed how easy it is to see using this method.
Really like the PAUL pro 130 however, I have an amber light flashing. Any ideas?
Possibly the vacuum switch.
I’ve had to blow out my vacuum switch twice since I bought mine. I’ve had mine since 2019. I’ve found that green supreme pellets work best. Very little ash and very little saw dust. For the most part green supreme are clean bags that will prevent auger jams and vacuum issues.
mine feeds, but doesn’t light. it blinks green and gives up and blinks red.
i’ve cleaned it with a vac removing the panels. i’ve cleaned the chimney. this is my second season with it and have used it this season for a week or so.
i replaced the ignitor.
Most likely a mis fire.
See if your auto igniter is working.
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What is the reason to have the air intake on a remanufacturer home? And I see that there’s a lot of pillows over the market like the quad or the Harmon pellet stove the price difference are tremendous. Do you see a difference on the efficiency of them versus the cost of them?
Manufacturerd home...we believe an outside air kit is needed due to the structure and engineering. Most newer models are pretty air tight.
Harman and Quads....look at the efficiency rating on both.
The Harman is pretty unique as there auger and pellet distribution system is well designed
In our opinion. Take a look at Comfortbilt models if you wish.
Others out there? Please comment to help out this viewer.
Thank You
Brett and Briggs
@@MilesPelletStovesThank you guys for your awesome advice and awesome videos.
I never hooked up a pillow stove before, but the person That will be helping me. Told me that in his house he didn't hook up the outside air pipe and he said it would run the pellet stove a lot harder. He suggest.
Ed that I just let that pipe off and let it suck in the air from inside of the house and said that it would keep the house warmer. What are your thoughts on this, please?And Is it safe to not run the cold air pipe outside? Thank you again
Ii just bought a pleasant hearth ph50cabps stove and lighter and exhaust fans come on but no pellets feed any suggestions I. Checked the vacuum switch and lid switch but all was good please help
Based on your comments, check the auger motor and connection to the auger shaft. Also, see if you are getting power to auger. Last, may be a faulty control board.
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We need help lol my parents who are elderly wanted a pellet stove. I got the pp130 for them, slightly used.
It’s so different from a Woodstove that it’s been scary.
My parents house is an old drafty house, but when we turn the stove past 2 the flame gets so big that it scares my dad.
How should I go about getting some help to get the settings right and assurance that the stove is properly running and installed?
Download the owner's manual if you don't have one. There will be drawings and specs for safe installation.
Dial on side....just below it is a feed adjustment dial. Usually blue in color. Turn to left approx 11 o clock position. This will decrease the pellet distribution a tad.
Wait 10 minutes to see if this helps. The owner's manual will really help you out.
Please subscribe to our channel.
Thank You
Brett and Briggs
@@MilesPelletStovesI was wondering if you can help?
I live in a mobile home single wide to be exact and it says Lou. Make sure the pipe is 6 inches away from the vinyl siding. To me and correct me if I am wrong but that seems a little bit risky. What is your honest opinion on this? And do you think it would be best that 12 inches away from the siding? Thank you.
So very much for your time and your help
I have the pp130, been a great stove for 3 years, just recently started having issues, auger went, replaced it with a new one. ran beautiful for last season but this season the auger motor stopped again this time not the motor the vacuum switch was the culprit but I bypassed it and everything works fine so I bought a new vacuum switch but still won't feed, checked the tube and its clear. any ideas?
Could be a bad vacuum switch...the new one.
Or a sticky hopper safety switch. You have done excellent troubleshooting.
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Hello I just bought a pelpro130 runs on high if I switch to low it goes out because not enough pellets in burn pot trim was on -1.5 what am I doing wrong
Try from at 1 o'clock position.
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Trim
i ended up getting it to run on low but also found something out maybe if this makes sense i turned stove up to high this morning then turned to low kinda fast and about at 5 the light started to flash then stove went into shut down fired stove back up once running turned dial slower to low and stove has stayed runnign does this make since
What's the best wood pellet stove to hook up to existing heat ducts?
Call Briggs and I.
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Should the whole auger motor assembly be spinning clockwise and counter clockwise. Should I use a metal zip tie to hold it in place? I see you have a bolt on the auger is that something to hold it still.
This was a customers
Stove and has been returned after annual maintenance. Please keep your PP130 in its OEM state for best performance. Including the auger assembly.
Thank You
Thank you for a reply. I will keep it OEM spec. Does the whole auger motor spin back and forth. Sometimes the wire get wrapped up and disconnected. Is this something you have seen?
We have seen the motor turn back and forth. But, not to the extent of wrapping the wire connections.
Mine almost ran out of pellets this morning so i turned it off to clean. I cleaned out i can see the ignighter but its not dropping pellets. How long should it take to start? Ive unplugged and plugged it back in and still no light. I can hear it running. Flashing green light. Never touched anythibg else
There is usually a delay.
Plug in stove...set dial to 11 o clock position and wait a few minutes.
Pellet should start dropping. A flashing green light is a good thing.
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How do the innards compare between this model and the lesser btu models? Is there any air drawn into the exhaust from inside the building or is all that taken from the outside air?
The innards are ok or run of the mill in our opinion. Air intake can be drawn from inside or outside the home.
Not a huge fan of this stove. It feels like I’m constantly replacing parts on it and it’s tough to count on consistently, which is pretty essential for a heating source. Makes me want to go to a wood stove next winter.
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No ash pan was a no go.bought a comfort built hp 22. 2400.00 was a deal on sale,my lopi that iwas replaceing from 14 years ago was 3000.00 back then still works only replaced the door seal.i guess you get what you pay for.
Appreciate your comments for others out there.
I have had a propel 130 for 3 winters, not a single winter went by without problems.
Thank You for the positive feedback on your Pelpro stove. It helps others out there.
Brett and Briggs
So you are saying not a single winter went by without problems? What type of problems did you have for 3 winters? And did you get it looked at?
@@CHARLIEFOXTROT-qe7mz Constant problems, it was always shutting off and giving every error code possible. I bypassed the relay on the lid safety switch and haven't had a problem since.
Mine was making nosies like the fan was going out on it, woke up to being off with no power, now it wont turn on at all
Unplug stove
Check fuse and control board....and possible faulty fan.
Unplug stove
Check fuse
Check control board
Check possible faulty fan.
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Mine qont even start up. Just get the missed ignition code every time
Unplug
Plug cord back in
Green Light is good
Make sure burn pot is clean and air holes open.
Re start
May be a faulty igniter.
Trying to help here through this forum
@@MilesPelletStovesCan I burn corn in this pellet stove? Or a mixture of corn and wood pellets, please.
How about this. I have the pelpro 130 and iam now getting some suet dust blowing out from the heat exchanger vent
Hopefully is just normal dust from sitting. If it is ash and or you are smelling smoke, please do not use and call the manufacturer
why some pellet is out of the burner to many some times
Please make sure your burn pot is clean and all air holes clear.
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Level your stove , front to back and side to side. I had to shim mine
This stove is a pain in the ass. The blue trim level is a nightmare. The dial is almost impossible to get a consistent temperature. The gasket started falling off within a couple weeks. The side panels are a pain to get off with the 3 bolts on each side. The worst thing about it is cleaning it. There are 3 baffles that need to come out and the front and back of them need cleaned. They are a pain in the ass to get out and even harder to get back in. Horrible design! At the bottom left of the stove alot of ash will accumulate there and its hard to get it out even with a small vacuum attachment. Theres more about this stove I did NOT like, but I can't remember it all. It DOES put out amazing heat though! It did heat most of the lower rooms in our house and its a big house. I just purchased the Comfirtbuilt HP42 thanks to your video and I am praying its way better than this pos Pelpro PP130. Their customer service is also great. However, I would never recommend this stove to anyone.
Agreed
I feel it's best to keep your comments for others out there. The HP42 is new this year.
So far....the stove is of good value and standing strong.
We appreciate your feedback.
@@MilesPelletStoves what do you mean keep your comments for others out there?
Meaning its nice to hear comments from others...good or not so good for folks that have this model or thinking of purchasing thank You
@@MilesPelletStoves ok yeah just being honest. This stove cost my me and my family alot of frustration this year. Whatever you do, do NOT prime the stove on accident while starting it or it will keep dropping pellets and not ignite and when it does your house will be filled with smoke and it takes a long time to get out. Its very easy to do it on accident. Another reason I sold this stove for a new one.
@@MilesPelletStoves when I get the new stove I will go on your Comfortbilt HP42 review about it and let you know how it is. Thanks again for the great reviews as they are hard to find on youtube, the good ones anyway.