Whats in your stove???
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Combustion blower = EBM-Pabst
Room air blower = EBM-Pabst
Auger motor = Merkle-Korff
Control board = Micronova
vacuum switch = Honeywell
Combustion blower = EBM-Pabst
Room air blower = EBM-Pabst
Auger motor = Merkle-Korff
Control board = Micronova
vacuum switch = Honeywell
Cool .. figured there must be DC equivalents ...
Is there a list of part numbers from these listed DC motors for a P68 Harman ?
Iv not seen a schematic of the Harman control board .. i would think it already runs on DC ...
Is there a list of part numbers from these listed DC motors for a P68 Harman ?
Iv not seen a schematic of the Harman control board .. i would think it already runs on DC ...
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AmericanEnergySystems has both AC/DC versions of at least one of their stoves.
You have to look at the technical manuals to be certain.
The controllers frequently use both DC and AC with the DC side being the brains and sensor logic and the AC side powering the igniter and motors.
You have to look at the technical manuals to be certain.
The controllers frequently use both DC and AC with the DC side being the brains and sensor logic and the AC side powering the igniter and motors.
From what i can see from pics of the controller ...
yes it is DC controller .. using SCR's to activate the AC to AC devices ..
im at least hopeing that some one has already knows of a DC motor with the correct shaft size and rotation speed...
yes it is DC controller .. using SCR's to activate the AC to AC devices ..
im at least hopeing that some one has already knows of a DC motor with the correct shaft size and rotation speed...
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