My Laser 30 keeps getting a ee 12 code ans shuts

Call manufacturer or Installer - Direct Vent Furnaces are not a DIY service. Carbon Monoxide is deadly and can easily be emitted if there is something wrong with the heater. Get professional help before anything further is done, as it needs a full inspection for your safety.

Probably a fuel flow problem. Does the pump start making a loud thumping sound before the heater cuts off. Check the fuel filter and the strainer in the fue sump. Turn off the fuel at the barrel before removing the fuel strainer. Also check the flame sensor. Unplug the heater before attempting to remove the flame rod because it may burn out the circuit board if it touches metal with the heater plugged in. Use some steelwool or fine sandpaper to clean it if it is dirty. Another possibility with the EE-6 is that it is overheating, however, since you are getting EE-2 also I would suspect that fuel is the problem. Another thing to check would be the fuel nozzle. It can sometimes get clogged with carbon deposits. Let me know what you find if this doesn't fix it.

EE13 is for the burner thermister, not the thermostat. It prevents the burner from overheating. It does not reset after it has opened an will need to be replaced. Perform a resistance check on the thermistor. It should be less than 200k ohms after preheating. If it isn't, replace the thermistor. If it is the problem could be the circuit board. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need more assistance. [email protected]

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.

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EE 6 happens for several reasons. Most likely in your case when the stove runs for a while after you turn it back on, the code is due to and over heat. The circulating fan and cover need to be spotless. If they are then the code is due to low fuel, no fuel or dirty filte on tankor stove.

Tom Hawkins
Bethel, Alaska
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C 31:30 IS FG fault when starting capstan.

Hi alaskasteve,

My business is Laser Heating Service in the North Pole/Fairbanks area of Alaska. EE12 is the error code for overheating. Most likely you have a Laser 30 giving you this error code. The most common reason for the EE12 error code is that the Toyo is not getting enough air circulation across the heat exchanger and causing it to overheat. Look at the back of your Toyo where the black frame around the circulating fan and flue pipe is. You will see a screen that slides in a slot at the back of the Toyo. Slide the screen out and clean it. If you have a smoker or the Toyo is in a kitchen area where it collects nicotine or grease then you may need to clean it with hot water, detergent, or 409 Cleaner to get the sticky residue off that the dust fuzz collects on and clog your screen. EE12 can be caused by a couple other issues, but they are more rare. Try this first and let me know if it works! toyotechnician

I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE EE2 CODE MEANS.ON YOUR FURNACE THERE IS A LIST OF ERROR CODES,PROBABLY ON THE BACK OF THE DOOR ON THE HEATER.WE NEED TO START FROM THERE TO GET AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT THE UNIT IS TRYING TO TELL US. JEFF

EE 8 means there is a problem with the blower fan. It could be faulty or it could just be stuck. Did you leave the heater off for a long time? Like all summer? If so then it is probably just stuck. You can easily check if it is just stuck by following these steps: turn the heater off. grab a flashlight and a screwdriver and kneel down next to the left side of the heater as you are facing it. Look behind the heater near the bottom and you will see a flexible gray rubber L-shaped hose that is attached to the blower fan housing. This is the fresh air inlet for the heater. Next, loosen the hose clamp screw on the gray rubber hose elbow that attaches to the back of the heater. You may need a stubby screwdriver depending on which way the clamp is facing. Pull off the rubber elbow and stick your finger into the hole in the blower housing. You should feel the fins and hub of the round fan. This should turn freely. If it doesn't, then you can try to spin it with your finger a few times as you turn the heater back on. Do this carefully, you don't want to bend or warp the fan. If it begins to spin freely, you should hear it and there will be some slight suction INTO the housing. It may work normally now, although it will likely make more noise than it used to, due to the motor bearings being inactive for a while. Replace the rubber hose and clamp, and run the heater on high for a while by adjusting the SET temp up. It is important with the Laser 30 to run it frequently, even at a low setting in summer to keep this from happening. If you turn it off and let it sit for even a few days or weeks at a time, this will probably happen again.

If this does not fix your problem, email me at [email protected]

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.