Error Codes
Toyostove Error Codes
If you are having an issue with your Toyostove Laser heating unit during operation or ignition, an error code will display on the screen.
Toyostove Error Codes For Newer Models Laser 300, 530, 560, 60AT, 730, 730AT
| Error Code | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| E-0 | Power failure (low voltage, unstable frequency) | Check power source |
| E-23 | Primary flame (Flame sensor) is malfunction and/or dirty | Consult your dealer for cleaning and in spection |
| E-6 | Fuel line malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| E-2 | Out of fuel / no flame | Check fuel gauge on fuel tank; refuel |
| E– 2 / E– 6 | Flue pipe blockage or leak | Consult your dealer / Check flue pipe |
| E-8 | Blower motor malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| E-12 | High limit switch activated | Clean circulation fan filter and remove any obstructions, allow your heater to cool completely and re-ignite |
| E-13 | Burner thermistor failure | Consult your dealer |
| E-13 | Flue pipe blockage or leak | Check flue pipe / Consult your dealer |
| E-22 | Ignition failure three times | Consult your dealer |
Toyostove Error Codes For Previous Models Laser 30, 56, 60AT, 73, 73AT, and OM23
| Error Code | Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| EE2 | No Ignition | Out of fuel | Check fuel gauge on fuel tank; refuel |
| EE2 | No Ignition | Fuel tank valve closed | Open valve by turning counterclockwise |
| EE2 | No Ignition | Air pocket in fuel line | Push reset button on the fuel sump located on the right side once |
| EE2 | No Ignition | Clogged flue pipe | Clean flue pipe |
| EE2 | No Ignition | Clogged fuel strainer | Clean fuel strainer, see page 13 on owners manual |
| EE2 | No Ignition | Ignitger, circuit board, flame sensor or fuel pump malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| EE8 | No Ignition | Blower motor malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Air pocket in fuel line | Push reset button on the fuel sump, located on right inside, once |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Out of fuel | Check fuel gauge on fuel tank; refuel |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | High limit switch activated | Clean circulation fan cover, remove any obstructions |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Fuel flow obstruction | Consult your dealer |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Tank too high | Re-locate fuel tank |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Fuel sump valve malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| EE6 | Extingused after igntion | Flame sensor malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| EE8 | Extingused after igntion | Blower motor malfunction | Consult your dealer |
| Poor Combustion/Noisy Combustion | Soot buildup in flue pipe | Clean out any soot | |
| Poor Combustion/Noisy Combustion | Burner Ring not properly seated | Consult your dealer | |
| Poor Combustion/Noisy Combustion | Altitude too high (Refer to page 21 in manual) | Consult your dealer | |
| EE10 | Does not extingush | Possibly excess fuel in burner | Consult your dealer |
| EE10 | Does not extingush | Flame sensor malfunction | Consult your dealer |
DO NOT USE YOUR UNIT UNTIL THE CAUSE OF EE10 CODE HAS BEEN DETERMINED
No Fuel Error — Did You Recently Get a Fuel Delivery?
Seeing a “No Fuel” error even though you have fuel in your tank?
If you recently received a fuel delivery, air may have entered the fuel line. Air pockets can sometimes form when the tank is filled and may prevent your heater from receiving a steady supply of fuel, resulting in a “No Fuel” error.
⚠️ Safety Warning:
Valley Power Equipment Inc. provides this information for general informational purposes only and assumes no liability for improper use. Installation, troubleshooting, service, and maintenance of heating equipment should be performed by a qualified, trained heating technician.