How is your carpet feed plate??
Is the end burnt or rusted off some, this would cause the feed of coal to be reduced..
Not holding temperature
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It seems there is either a significant difference in the mechanicals or the new motor's RPM is slower than your original motor. Do your best to get the mechanical setup the same as it was. Try increasing your throw with the reb tab adjustment. You can also adjust your MIN and MAX. If you leave it on the MIN or MAX screens it will stay on that screen and run the stoker at that rate. So once you have done what you can with the mechanical adjustments, use the MIN and MAX screen to make adjustments and achieve a good idle fire and then a good max fire.Jason79 wrote: ↑Tue. Mar. 02, 2021 7:19 pmHey everyone!!
I'm looking for some suggestions concerning my Reading Juniata model stoker stove. I haven't had any problems over the past 7 yrs using it during the winter months. I just had to change the stoker motor and I'm having an issue holding temps now. My coaltrol is set to hold 75 degrees and I'm only getting it to reach 70 to 71. I've adjusted the red tab to compensate for the difference in rod lengths between 2 motors. My current settings I'm using are a max of 42 and a min of 6. Here is a pic of the fire.