Fahrenheit Technologies Endurance 50F Information

Yep, you sound busy enough
We the customer have to do the mods for better operation of our stoves, it shouldn't be that way
I still like my furnace over my stove, better comfort all around
Gotta see that stove of yours

 

morning all I was wondering what the holes in the pusher and the door do besides plug up

 

Air for combustion. A little to much for our likings and we plugged some up to direct more air underneath the fire.
Tell us a story of the GM car of yours, looks sweet

 

well its a 1968 Pontiac pariesienne 2+2 ragtop has some mods done to it no door handles lowered 327 2sp glider just a sunday cruiser has murial on nose of a indian chief we call it the chief sure turns heads has flame thrower to. so if some of those holes are plugged its no big deal seems to act up when their plugged had this furnace 7yrs now an still learn,in

 

I've never had my holes blocked up, but I did this year trying to run LG's Satisfaction pellets. I never had good luck with LG's through this furnace. I blocked some holes on the pusher and door from the start with this newer furnace and it ran fine until this year's episode, it was a huge clinker on the door
What are you burning in your furnace?
Had a feeling it was a Pontiac

 

Has been awhile since I was on here had some medical issues so wasn't on the computer much. I am burning straight corn this year no more rye seed to much dust in the furnace. I cant get this thing past 3 as it gets to damm hot. When using it at night just leave it on 1 and only drops maybe 4/5 degrees overnight. Outside temps much the same as Ivanhoe. Have only used 1/2 ton of corn so far and started the furnace the last week of November. Have also used a single cord of wood. I also installed a mini split a/c that also produces heat and we used that until temps fall to minus 13 to 15 c. Best investment so far. Uses next to nothing for hydro.
Take care to all. Old Fart

 

Same corn as before or new source?
Nice to hear from you again

 

I burn corn 13.8% and got lots of heat go thru 300 bu in 2 stoves and my wonderful 50f stoves r in my shop and in my mancave furnace is in the 2 storey farm house every once in a while it,ll buck and act up I just clean it out a bit and away it goes for another 3wks or so any info on this is greatly appreciated as I,m wing,in it my dealer ain,t much help good forum glad I joined

 

Did you see that 50F furnace for $500, I would of bought it on the spot but I am too far away. It went quick! Considering burning corn but have to get it at a far distance so it ain't in the works today, maybe when pellets prices go through the roof. We on this forum help each other out, that in itself makes this place so special. How much is the corn in your area?

 

Yes Ivan same source. I have been buying from him for 3/4 years now. Price just went up this year $ 240.00 metric ton.
It is still about half price of pellets maybe even less. have not priced pellets for a few years now. My corn is dried to 15.5 percent.

 

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has had a problem with the fan limit control, my unit is going well above 220 degrees before the fan will kick on.

 

Nope, never had that problem.
Are you the original owner? Maybe the previous owner played with the high limit or tried to adjust the temperature adjustment without holding the fan limit steady! It should be 200*F high limit!
edit; you are the original owner, doh!
It should be covered by the warranty!

 

No one owner and is just 2 months old

 

I would take the cover off and watch the fan limit move as it's rising in temperature!

 

It does but it is hanging up, cause if I take my hand and bump the unit it will move.

 

The fan limit is a delicate unit and should work fine if untouched! Your screws for the plenum just above it are not touching it?
I would check with Fahrenheit folks, try the dealer first, It should be under warranty!!

 

no the screws are not touching, don't have a dealer went to the factory and picked it up, mark is on vac and matt was not in, will call tomorrow, I do have another question though, I don't have the air flow throughout my duct work, would it be a good idea to install a trunk line booster.

 

The distribution fan is much smaller than a regular furnace so you have to keep that in mind. You have to take into account of which one is necessary to be open and go from there. I suggest the corners of the house and add to it as seem fitting. The less you have open, the higher the heat of warm air will be. Hope I make sense. I have about 10-11 opened and open the spare bedrooms when company stays overnight.

 

#1 & #2 pics for Dexter, I've removed the glass shield because of it drooping down from the high heat.
#3 & #4 is my deteriorating ramp which I would say was caused by the warping re-light plate leaving burning fuel on it when retracted to the out 0f the way position.

 

Flames are starting to shoot behind the ramp now, looks like I need to rebuild a stainless one ASAP
My last spare Fasco exhaust motor is starting to make noises, the motor frame is becoming loose like my last one