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Is it a toyostove laser 30 or a monitor 41? Hard to tell from your post, it says laser 30 in the title but model 41 in the question. If it is a monitor 41 the burner mat is probably loose. That will cause the sound you a hearing. Also check burner for carbon buildup. The soot usually indicates not enough fresh air getting to the burner.Is it a toyostove laser 30 or a monitor 41? Hard to tell from your post, it says laser 30 in the title but model 41 in the question. If it is a monitor 41 the burner mat is probably loose. That will cause the sound you a hearing. Also check burner for carbon buildup. The soot usually indicates not enough fresh air getting to the burner.
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If the burner mat is loose it will make that sound. A loose burner mat will also cause a soot problem. The soot can also be caused by too little air flow thru the burner.
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there should be an adjustment screw on it , look for it is it oil or gas , sounds like oil that is what makes black soot , there should be one , you have to tell us what make model etc , look for a manual from the co that makes it , look on youtube it might be ther if you lucky
Does it have and automatic idle? If so cut it off and see if engine can run at 3600rpm no load. If still stalls, your jets(brass tube) have something blocking holes and carb needs either a real good clean in a dip, rebuilding, or replacing.
Normally soot is from a range that hasn't been converted for the gas type, like natural or propane. It may be set up for natural when you're on propane or visa versa. Has this range ever worked properly without sooting?
You may want to pull your pilot assembly out and clean it. If you have one. Some of these had a problem with soot building up on the pilot and that would cause the ignition spark to flow threw the soot ball that would build and you would hear a buzz rather than a spark. So no spark no ignition. After it tries a number of times the soot will move enough to let it light, but will build more soot and make it worse for the next time. If this is the problem this will reoccur and you can just set yourself to clean it now and again or the replacement has been improved to allow mor air to keep it from sooting. I hope this helps, good luck.
Is it a toyostove laser 30 or a monitor 41? Hard to tell from your post, it says laser 30 in the title but model 41 in the question. If it is a monitor 41 the burner mat is probably loose. That will cause the sound you a hearing. Also check burner for carbon buildup. The soot usually indicates not enough fresh air getting to the burner.
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