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Setting Argon 3P Eco-Pea Coal Driver for 38kW Stove: Managing Temps & Feeder (CU4, CD15, OG11)

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  • #1 16961876
    Oliwia0629
    Level 2  
    please help I have a stove 38kw Argon 3p controller and I still don't know anything I started smoking the stove reaches the desired temperature 57 rises to 58.2 then drops to 55.9 the feeder switches on gives the temperature continues to drop the feeder gives the temperature drops to 42.2 starts grow and either grow to 57 or it doesn't take an hour or longer for my settings
    cu 4
    cd 15
    og 11
    CP16
    CB20
    PP1
    NC50
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  • #2 16962811
    Anonymous
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  • #3 16963007
    Oliwia0629
    Level 2  
    Bake boiler 38kw stetownik argon 3P I have scorching and unburnt eco peas
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    Anonymous
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  • #5 16963512
    marqqv
    Level 32  
    Shorten the feeding time, increase the blowing force, clean the inflating holes. It is possible that the fuel is of poor quality. How old is the stove? Since when has this been happening?
  • #6 16964486
    Oliwia0629
    Level 2  
    The new furnace came to the point that I turned off part of the floor, I reduced the 3-way valve to 3.5 and it was 4.5 and reduced the water temperature to 38 degrees. no effect is used after today. The first thing that this stove reaches is the desired temperature, which is 55 degrees, everything is turned off. it increases to 58.5, it stays on for about 20 minutes, between times the feeding has started, then the temperature drops for about 6 minutes and at 53.9 the feeding starts, the temperature continues to drop, the eco is on all the time, it lasts about 20 minutes, the temperature drops to 44.4 and begins to grow and again the same pattern. Today the complaints were minimal visible ash but I already know that it was a bad eco the first. I am worried if this temperature drops too much. basement temperature 20 and floor 15 and top 20. and if the flame is too low, which value should I increase, I hope I can overcome it somehow but I already feel like burning this stove.
    cu 5
    cd 18
    oc 14
    CP16
    PP1
    nc38
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    #7 16964620
    marqqv
    Level 32  
    Oliwia0629 wrote:
    if the flame is too low, which value to increase
    Airflow (blower) or fuel is in the wrong place on the hearth.
  • #8 16999663
    Oliwia0629
    Level 2  
    thank you all for the advice furnace as far as sinter is over, there is no ash in the house. 21 as for us too hot part of the floor, not turned on radiators work without a pump so that by spring Regards
  • #9 18431516
    arszon
    Level 2  
    Hello, I have similar problems as described above also with the argon3 driver. If the stove works it seems to be ok but after the night I have only sintered. I have this furnace for the second year and the problem appears now I guess the perpetrator is coal but does anyone have advice on how to deal with it. I will add that the stove and channels are cleaned regularly and my settings are described below:
    cu: 09 feeding time
    cd: 75 time between feeding
    og: 15 blower output
    cp: 40 blowing time
    cb: 06 break time
    pp: 04 Feed times

    Added after 51 [seconds]:

    Hello, I have similar problems as described above also with the argon3 driver. If the stove works it seems to be ok but after the night I have only sintered. I have this furnace for the second year and the problem appears now I guess the perpetrator is coal but does anyone have advice on how to deal with it. I will add that the stove and channels are cleaned regularly and my settings are described below:
    cu: 09 feeding time
    cd: 75 time between feeding
    og: 15 blower output
    cp: 40 blowing time
    cb: 06 break time
    pp: 04 Feed times

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting temperature management issues with the Argon 3P Eco-Pea coal stove, rated at 38kW. The user reports fluctuating temperatures, with the stove reaching a maximum of 58.2°C before dropping significantly. Various responses suggest inspecting the ash for fuel quality, ensuring proper airflow and cleaning of the furnace, and adjusting settings such as feeding time and blower output. Recommendations include raising the boiler temperature, extending blowing time, and monitoring the flame characteristics. The user expresses frustration with the stove's performance, particularly regarding sintering and unburnt fuel.
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