Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw

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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17766

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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17767

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tfgrower wrote:

jeffreyleb0wsk1 wrote:

command_z wrote:

I can run mine all day at ~.75 or all day wide open. Fan speed is irrelevent on mine.

Now that is what I want to get to!!! The only way I can run fan speed wide open is if feed rate is at an 8.

OH I get it. Jeff your fire is so small the disc is shutting down fan. The valve set properly will fix all that.

Now if I can just get it to turn.

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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17768

jeffreyleb0wsk1 OFFLINE Newbie Burner Posts: 49 Karma: 0	command_z wrote: +1 ?
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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17769

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tfgrower wrote:

I run room fan wide open all the time no matter what else is going on with Auger setting. The combustion fan has no adjustment.

I have found that running room air wide open and a low fire will sometimes produce cooler room air coming out of stove. Backing down on the room air speed produces warmer air. Also I back it down sometimes so that the tv doesn't have to be turned up as high, lol.

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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17770

command_z OFFLINE Knowledge Dangerous Posts: 254 Karma: 7	jeffreyleb0wsk1 wrote: command_z wrote: +1 ? That means I agree with the post made by tfg.
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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17771

jeffreyleb0wsk1 OFFLINE Newbie Burner Posts: 49 Karma: 0	command_z wrote: jeffreyleb0wsk1 wrote: command_z wrote: +1 ? That means I agree with the post made by tfg. Whoops. FNG mistake. I've been trying to avoid them. Sorry
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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17772

command_z OFFLINE Knowledge Dangerous Posts: 254 Karma: 7	hahaha... no worries at all!
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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17773

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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17774

command_z OFFLINE Knowledge Dangerous Posts: 254 Karma: 7	Oh ya. Menards still has lots of Somersets and Farm & Fleet has Indeck. I like both of them brands but they are in Bloomington stores. Home town stores still carrying junk. That potato masher is still going strong. Looks like it may last until spring. Who knew???
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Re: Conversion Kit - Location of air adjustment screw 3 months, 1 week ago #17775

tfgrower OFFLINE Expert Burner Posts: 663 Karma: 8	command_z wrote: Oh ya. Menards still has lots of Somersets and Farm & Fleet has Indeck. I like both of them brands but they are in Bloomington stores. Home town stores still carrying junk. That's good!
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