The stove won't self ignite. Everything works fine if I light it with fluid, but the igniter just does not fire. Stoves fine, fuse is fine, etc. I replaced the igniter and it still does not work. Any ideas?
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MountainSean
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Pull the burnpot away and fire up the stove, see if the igniter is getting hot. If it is then it is probably a burnpot positioning problem. If the igniter isn't getting hot in the stove, check the wires going to the igniter and make sure that they are ok and probably do a resistance check on the igniter. Should be about 60ish Ohms if I remember right. If everything else checks out then you probably have a bad board.
briansol
Minister of Fire
What pellets are you burning? I went through the same thing. My ignitor just simply will NOT light enegex americans I got last season. I bought a whole new ignitor and it turned out to be a junk pellet with no flash point.
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