Toyostove Laser 73 burner not lighting after fuel tank refill Ideas??

Don't forget, the pump does not turn on for 60-90 seconds after the unit starts as part of the start up purging cycle

the igniter is to close bend it back a bit it seems like it to close to the flame

Try cleaning the thermocouple or replace it. The thermocouple senses heat from the pilot light and in turn brings up the gas to the main burners upon request from the thermostat.

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EE10 is not good. This means you had a flame in the pot when there should not have been one. The red button is to be used very carefully. One time for one second. I think you have pushed the button too much and got a fair amount of fuel into the burner. Without pushing the red button try the stove again. If you burn out the fuel in the burner the stove will operate normally. If the code continues I would look at the hook up for the air and exhaust to be sure they are correct. If they are backward it can cause an EE10.

Keep us posted,

Tom

It's likely that the burner mat has came loose or it has a lot of carbon buildup in the burner. Look at the flame when the heater is on. It should be mostly blue with slight yellow tips. You might need to clean the fuel nozzle also. You can remove the fuel pipe where it connects to the burner and use a piece of wire or an allen wrench that will fit in the nozzle that goes into the burner to remove any carbon that may have built up. You can also clean the burner but don't destroy the mat in the bottom. You can find the owner's manual at toyostove.com and it will give you some more things to clean.

I would check the Tip sensor - the connection may be loose, making the heater shut off thinking it's averting a dangerous condition

If your fuel was yellow it was #2 home heating oil. Toyotomi Laser heater run well on #1. Since yours in giving you a EE10 message you are going to have to open the burner and clean it, the blower and the heat exchanger. The air holes are blocked on the burner and it takes too long to burn the fuel up, EE10.
This is a dirty job but not that difficult. Try toyotomiusa.com/ and use their dealer locator. You should find a dealer in South Dakota that will be able to get you some gaskets you might need.

Good luck,

Tom Hawkins
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I was told all lights flashing means the pot is flooded. Unplug your heater. Take take the cover off. Unscrew the igniter and pull it out. Roll up a piece of paper towel, put it in there and see if it absorbs any fuel.

You could also be in need of a cleaning. If your burner pot is full of carbon, a chain of it will attach itself to the flame sensor rod, thus putting out the fire. Also if your burner ring in the burner pot is too warped this will put the flame out.

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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.

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