I need a wiring diagram for a dakfire 400 wood/coal combination furnace

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Gibraltar makes coal, pellet and wood stoves. Stoves that burn wood pellets have a hopper and feeder auger that feeds pellets into the burning chamber. They also require electricity to work. From what I read online you should be able to burn wood in the stove but I believe the coal stoves have a smaller burning chamber.

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The blue wire from the Ac goes to the y2 on the board for the furnace the yellow and brown goes to c on the board for the furnace and the last wire goes to y1 on the board for the furnace

I don't have one and cant seem to locate one online. You will need to go to a dealer or call them again.

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Angele, I just want to check and make sure you have fixed your issue. If not, please provide me with the model number and manufacturer of the furnace you are looking to get the wiring diagram for?

Shooting from the hip here, but look at both the new and old wiring diagrams. Chances are that the new unit has terminal leads that would connect to the old units' relay/control box and you simply need to install the old box on the new A/C by connecting to the correct terminals. beyond that, you can build your own relay setup if you understand wiring diagrams. If you don't know wiring, I'd recomend taking to an RV shop, as you can damage either the A/C or the furnace or both if wired incorrectly... Hope this helped!

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You burn wood, and smoke goes up flueway.
You're not running chimney smoke through ductwork so you have a heat exchanger.
What kind of heat exchanger?
probably air since you're running through ductwork?
How much hot air or hot water is coming off heat exchanger?
How big of a space can be heated with that amount of heat?
Is the exchanger located in optimal location?

Considerations.
One room log cabin with fireplace will not stay very warm.
One room house with big wood burning stove in center, with hot flue pipe running across the room and exiting on far wall, will get warm-hot, but will cool off fast.
Why?
Because the BTU output of firewood is much less than electric, coal, oil, or gas.
Otherwise they would have made wood-burning steam locomotives. But the locomotive boiler cannot get hot enough with wood ... the boiler needs coal to produce enough BTUs to boil water fast enough to rotate the turbine and turn the wheels.

Maybe your wood stove output should be measured.
Don't forget a huge percentage of fire heat goes straight up flueway.

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Are you able to fit a bridging wire between W1 and W2 with humidifier wired into either W1 or W2?

I need a wiring diagram for a powrmatic ew-30 wood electric furnace.