Hello and thank you for taking the time to read this post.
Last year I bought a house equipped with a Consolidated Dutchwest wood stove, Model: FA224ACL.
It was originally installed in 1979. Last week I had my chimney swept & stove cleaned, somehow the company lost the catalytic probe thermometer and I need to find a replacement. I've called the company that cleaned the stove, but they have been completely unhelpful.
I have the installation & maintenance manual that came with the stove, but there isn't much information regarding the probe thermometer. I've seen several for sale by Condar, but I don't know the probe length I need & there is nothing in the manual which states probe length.
Does anyone know if there is a way I can measure the correct probe length, or a place to look up exact replacement parts for an old stove? I have a stove pipe thermometer installed, but I'm hesitant to run the stove without the catalytic probe thermometer as well.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Eric
Last year I bought a house equipped with a Consolidated Dutchwest wood stove, Model: FA224ACL.
It was originally installed in 1979. Last week I had my chimney swept & stove cleaned, somehow the company lost the catalytic probe thermometer and I need to find a replacement. I've called the company that cleaned the stove, but they have been completely unhelpful.
I have the installation & maintenance manual that came with the stove, but there isn't much information regarding the probe thermometer. I've seen several for sale by Condar, but I don't know the probe length I need & there is nothing in the manual which states probe length.
Does anyone know if there is a way I can measure the correct probe length, or a place to look up exact replacement parts for an old stove? I have a stove pipe thermometer installed, but I'm hesitant to run the stove without the catalytic probe thermometer as well.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Eric
