Austroflamm Integra motherboard repair

  • Active since 1995, Hearth.com is THE place on the internet for free information and advice about wood stoves, pellet stoves and other energy saving equipment.

    We strive to provide opinions, articles, discussions and history related to Hearth Products and in a more general sense, energy issues.

    We promote the EFFICIENT, RESPONSIBLE, CLEAN and SAFE use of all fuels, whether renewable or fossil.
Status
Not open for further replies.
L

LuvMyStove

Member
Dec 16, 2008
46
northwest CT
I have an Austroflamm Integra pellet stove (circa 1993) with a faulty motherboard. The component that controls the blower fan has short-circuited and no longer works. When power is supplied to the stove, the blower fan starts up immediately – instead of coming on after the stove heats up. It does not kick down to a slower speed once the stove is hot, as it should. When I shut the stove down, the blower fan continues to run until I cut power. Everything else on the stove - including the auger and combustion fan - runs normally. We ran the stove without incident for a month after the short-circuit happened - I just had to manually shut off the blower fan by cutting power.

Does anyone know of a reliable repair service that won't cost me more than necessary? Thanks.
 
There was a guy on the forum at one time that did board repair. Try using the "search" feature....might try "circuit board repair" as the search words, or something like that.

Replacement boards are available, but very $$ ($500)
 
LuvMyStove said:
I have an Austroflamm Integra pellet stove (circa 1993) with a faulty motherboard. The component that controls the blower fan has short-circuited and no longer works. When power is supplied to the stove, the blower fan starts up immediately – instead of coming on after the stove heats up. It does not kick down to a slower speed once the stove is hot, as it should. When I shut the stove down, the blower fan continues to run until I cut power. Everything else on the stove - including the auger and combustion fan - runs normally. We ran the stove without incident for a month after the short-circuit happened - I just had to manually shut off the blower fan by cutting power.

Does anyone know of a reliable repair service that won't cost me more than necessary? Thanks.
Click to expand...
you could contact brunners bits and pieces they charge 30.00 for checking that board out they do have a website hope this helps
 
LuvMyStove said:
I have an Austroflamm Integra pellet stove (circa 1993) with a faulty motherboard. The component that controls the blower fan has short-circuited and no longer works. When power is supplied to the stove, the blower fan starts up immediately – instead of coming on after the stove heats up. It does not kick down to a slower speed once the stove is hot, as it should. When I shut the stove down, the blower fan continues to run until I cut power. Everything else on the stove - including the auger and combustion fan - runs normally. We ran the stove without incident for a month after the short-circuit happened - I just had to manually shut off the blower fan by cutting power.

Does anyone know of a reliable repair service that won't cost me more than necessary? Thanks.
Click to expand...


Try contacting David Boyce. He repaired my Breckwell board a while back. I do not know if he specializes on a particular brand or not. He has posted here on this forum before but I can’t find the link.

Here is his YouTube video:


Here is his e-mail address from the video:
[email protected]

He lives in Canada on the East coast.

Good luck
 
LuvMyStove said:
I have an Austroflamm Integra pellet stove (circa 1993) with a faulty motherboard. The component that controls the blower fan has short-circuited and no longer works. When power is supplied to the stove, the blower fan starts up immediately – instead of coming on after the stove heats up. It does not kick down to a slower speed once the stove is hot, as it should. When I shut the stove down, the blower fan continues to run until I cut power. Everything else on the stove - including the auger and combustion fan - runs normally. We ran the stove without incident for a month after the short-circuit happened - I just had to manually shut off the blower fan by cutting power.

Does anyone know of a reliable repair service that won't cost me more than necessary? Thanks.
Click to expand...
I have a board I would sell to you refurbished or possible refurbish your board....you may only need a new chip.

You can also lookup www.pelletstoverepair.com, Joe specializes in Austroflamme board repair.
 
Replace the blower Triac, about a $2 part. On the board, follow the terminal that the blower motor connects to. From that board terminal, look at the board copper pattern , the blower motor terminal will go to one terminal of one of the Triacs (3 terminal device, black plastic body with a metal tab with a hole/screw in it).
 
"You can also lookup www.pelletstoverepair.com, Joe specializes in Austroflamme board repair."

I used this man this past year to fix my control board, I sent it out on a Monday and got it back the next Monday. If he cannot fix it he will tell you, I would recommend him.
PM me if you have any questions.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads

J
Absolute 63 Touch Screen Software Question
Replies
4
Views
568
The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
Tonyray
Tonyray
M
Feed motor not turning auger
Replies
0
Views
1K
The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
Mr.Dee
M
T
Harman P61 burnt circuit board
Replies
8
Views
1K
The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
Kazo
K
S
Enviro 28 stove starts up but then does not ramp to high heat, it keeps low
Replies
4
Views
292
The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
sartorisan
S
S
Breckwell P2000i Pellet Stove Problems - Need Help!
Replies
4
Views
1K
The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
spencer.martin
S
Top Bottom
Back