I fired up my CB Classic last weekend for the first time this season. When I flipped the master power switch the pumps started running and the damper clanked open (as it should). However, I got nothing on the digital temp gauge, which I thought was weird. I needed the heat so I figured I’d watch it real close, cause as long as the damper and pumps work the worst that could happen would be over heating and if I watched it close I could just shut off the power and the damper would shut.
Everything seems to be working fine so far; the stove gets up to temp and the damper closes just like always. When the temp drops the damper opens and away we go – it’s been working fine and no issues with water levels all week.
Could this be as simple as a fried temp gauge? Clearly the rest of the temperature controls are working properly – I just can’t see a visual of the water temp. I’m not a mechanically minded person so any fixes are going to have to be my HVAC contractor neighbor. How hard is it to put an in-line temp gauge inside the house so I can keep from having to trudge outside the check all the time – is there a remote stat I can get?
Everything seems to be working fine so far; the stove gets up to temp and the damper closes just like always. When the temp drops the damper opens and away we go – it’s been working fine and no issues with water levels all week.
Could this be as simple as a fried temp gauge? Clearly the rest of the temperature controls are working properly – I just can’t see a visual of the water temp. I’m not a mechanically minded person so any fixes are going to have to be my HVAC contractor neighbor. How hard is it to put an in-line temp gauge inside the house so I can keep from having to trudge outside the check all the time – is there a remote stat I can get?