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Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Jimmy W.
asked:
Where are these stoves made?
England Stove Works stoves are built in Monroe, VA.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
Anthony P.
from Buxton Maine asked:
I have a model 25-pdv, 55-shp22, 55-trp22 (these model numbers are on the hopper lid). I seem to be burning pellets very quickly, even on the lowest heat setting (1). The stove was serviced just before the season. My current settings are: Low fuel feed at 5, Low burn air at 4, and Air on temp at 1. Are these settings correct? The service technician advised me to generally leave them as set from the factory. Please advise.
For assistance with your pellet stove settings, please contact England Stove Works (SBI) directly at 877-356-6663.
Answered by:
Kathy O.
on Feb 10, 2026
George
from Groton, Mass. asked:
What is the difference between the 06 and 08 stoves?
The 06 is approximately 3 inches taller and has a 14-hour versus a 10-hour maximum burn time.
Answered by:
Kathy O.
Ronald N.
from pelham n h asked:
I have an Englander pellet stove models 25-pdvc. I got a code E so I changed the vacuum line, but it still has code E?
An e code is an air pressure error. Changing the vacuum line would only fix that issue if the hose was cracked. There could actually be an air issue.
Answered by:
Owen O.
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