pelpro pp60 anybody have one?

Up
5'
3'
T
90° attached to the cap.

Down
1'
45°

 

Up and down don't work.


You need to say it as Pete says it.

1 ft horizontal, 45°, then a 90°, then vertical 5', then a 90°, then etc..

You can list the total footage, but if we don't know horizontal/vertical? You can't ad it up right.

 

DexterDay imacman
Verticle
5'
3'
T
90° attached to the cap.

Horizontal
1'
45°

The 45° is off the back off the stove ( its about 8" then the 45° ) with a 1' through the wall then the T the rest goes straight up.. sorry thought you said to say up and down I was pooped last night lol.

 

1' Horiz = .5'
1 -45° = 2.5'
8' Vert = 4'
2 -90°'s = 10' (you didn't list the 2nd 90° in your post above)

Your at 17' of EVL.

That's not bad. People have ran with higher on 3" before

Is it all straight up once you get outside? Other than the 90° at the top? Could you eliminate that 90° and use a vertical style termination cap? Rather than turning down and using a Horizontal cap?

 

I might be able too ill have to look and see.


What if I used a pipe converter to 4" on the last 3" of the pipe? Yes all straight up after you get outside.

 

If that 90° is eliminated and the pipe is 12" over your gutter/eave, then a vertical cap is all that you would need. Rather than a 90° and a horizontal cap?

Either way, 17' of EVL is not that bad. If you only have the clean out T and one 90°. If you have a Clean out T and 2 90's, then your at 22' of EVL and will definitely have burn issues.

 

Oops.. I did mess up that Horizontal.

17.5'-18' isn't end of the world... Unless you have three 90's Pete? Or is it really two?

This is where I keep scratching my head. In that post I quoted above, you said a Clean out T AND two 90's? If you have a total of three 90's, that's 15' right there. Not counting your 45°, and any Horiz or Vert.

Is it going straight up outside, or are you turning to miss the eve, then turning again to go up higher?

 

Nope no return the pipe was almost all free...That's partially why I went for it!

 

Sorry there are adjustable sections sold as a 90 but can be straight 45 or a 90.... One is set at 45 the other a 90 and then the T...

 

Well we did the first test fire this afternoon! I'm a happy fella let me tell ya no trouble codes and it lit right up and burned....

Now the downside I'm pretty sure the auger is still jammed so I'm gonna have to take the cover off and blow the sugar and shoot out completely. It didn't feed but I heard it turn I'm pretty sure. I did it once already but it's hard to get all of the old pellets out so this time it's super air wand lol... The previous owner left his old nasty pellets in since last winter.

I also had some smoke initially in the room do any of you have a good way to determine where it might come from? It's very hard to tell given where it sits.

Also it pumps the heat really well even on that one burn pot load. I can't wait to see it really work.

 

Upon start up, turn the lights off, and use the brightest flashlight you have.

Did you seal the appliance adapter (first piece of venting that connects to stove) to the stove with high temp silicone?

If it's not the 1st connection, then it is at the 45° connections.

Did you have to add pellets for the start up?

If it fed, started, and stopped, then it may be another issue? Such as vacuum switch, control board, snap disc/POF,

 

No it didn't feed I put them in by hand. I'm pretty sure it's jammed up the guy really didn't clean it well I had to go through and blow it all out and meticulously scrub it out. It was bad...

 

I did clean It out once but I didn't remove the auger I left it in and blew it all out. I'll pull it this time and get underneath it this time. And get back with you guys today....