Recent content by jdfnnl

So without delay I went ahead and drove a 1" steel pipe into the earth probably 10 ft. Connected it to ground and the feedback from the stove enclosure was entirely gone. The ethernet cables likewise ceased to be energized and internet service is restored with far less latency. If a hot and...

I need help figuring out how to solve some electrical problems that have arisen with the rain. I live in cabin supplied by some power and water supplied by a well. The power is nothing more than several 14 or 16 ga 100' extension cords strung from one of the property's original buildings...

This is the best I have found on getting the unit started up again after a clogged exhaust issue. Disassembly and cleaning of the combustion unit seems likely.

Any ideas on how to get the unit back running? Here is the screen showing no error codes, though dashes instead of voltage. There is also a chance there has been insufficient power to the unit when running as I am 300ft from the main breaker panel on a 14 ga extension cord already running about...

Thanks for reminding me about water as a byproduct of combustion as I was wondering how the rain got in the pipe despite the 180 at the top. Maybe I would terminate the exhaust 20 ft downward from the heater, except going up would better ensure it doesn't mix with air for breathing. A small weep...

Hi, I am having the exact same problem as the OP with this heater installed in a small cabin and yet I am suspecting some moisture may have gotten into the unit (ECU?) via the exhaust port. I was careful to bend the end of the exhaust in an upside-down 'U' at the end so that water would not have...

lol, great advice

I am currently working on a pickup truck camper setup and just finished mounting (2) 100W Renogy panels on the shell. To keep the cables in place, I quickly but naively snapped them together in a closed circuit. A couple weeks later I glanced at the situation and saw how this is a terrible...