Getting code EE 2 on a laser 73 toyostove that runs on kerosene

Remove front grille by taking out two screws at lower right and left front sides of stove. slightly pull botom front of grille toward you and lift up and off. Look for two red wires going into burner chamber, the wires will be incased in a gray plastic sheath as they enter chamber. Push on buton like you are trying to start the heater. While it is going through start up process hold the gray plastic sheath with two fingers and see if the sheath does not get warm in a short period of time the igniter is bad and will need to be replaced. This can be cause by water getting into the burner chamber and causing the igniter to crack.

ee 2 is the code for no ignition. This can be caused by a dirty fuel filter or dirty fuel strainer. The flame rod may need to be cleaned. The igniter may be burned out. Could also be a circuit board problem. If the fuel pump makes a loud ticking or thumping noise then it is a fuel flow problem and I would check the filter and strainer first. When checking the flame rod be sure to unplug the heater first.

Sounds like your igniter may have burned out. You can test the igniter with an ohmmeter. You can also check for voltage on the circuit board where the igniter connects. Don't try to start it again until you check the igniter because unburnt kerosene will just keep building up in the burner. Let me know if you need more help.

An EE 2 message can mean 2 things
Ignition never happened or unit did not sense flame
You should see the Igniter glow through the peep window during
pre-heat, easy er to see with front cover off.
If you do see a glow and flame happens, but unit still errors out.
Try to clean flame rod sensor.
Unplug unit.
Single white wire going to burner pot. (pull straight down)
2 screws hold a plate
Turn sensor to 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock position
pull sensor out easily
Clean sensor with sandpaper- down to shiny metal
Good Luck

Tootone,

Try this lick to REE. They are Toyotomi supplier on the west coast.

http://www.rural-energy.com/publications/catalog/document/334

Tom Hawkins
Bethel, Alaska
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If you can't get rid of the EE8 message and you think the motor is really turning it may be turning too slow. This will be caused by corrosion that has dripped down into the blower and gotten on the Rev sensor. The solution is to change the motor. If you are not handy with tools you may have to just change the whole blower. The motor is around $150, the whole blower is $350. The corrosion may have happened over the summer and fall.Heating and cooling causes condensation and the water drips down into the blower.

Tom Hawkins
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I have used #2 in the summer. I have been told the difference between 1 and 2 is 1 has an additive so it won't free. I would use oil meant to be used as heating oil because it should be lower in sulfer.

try this site....

http://www.rural-energy.com/publications/catalog/category/101

How long has it been since you've cleaned your stove? If it's been a while the flame sensor (the part with the metal rod) may be building up a chain of carbon blocking the igniter from igniting the flame. A temp fix is to jiggle the sssensor but what is needed is a cleaning. Also you may need a new burner ring. That solved my problem last winter.

replace the flame rod. or it could be the computer board for the flame rod. flame rod detects the presence of a flame.

EE-22 means that the unit has tried three times to ignite. after this it goes into a "lockout" condition. remove the power and the computer will reset itself. it will then try to re-ignite. check for a fuel blockage, dirty filter etc. if there's water in your kerosene it will not fire! kerosene floats on top of water. bleed your system until you get kero and no water. use a gas additive to remove water. dry-gas will work. just empty the bottle's contents into your tank. on your computer type in toyostove error codes. this will take you to toyo's site and explains the error codes.