I'm doing the yearly maintenance on my p23i and took the combustion motor off of the housing. I noticed the gasket has seen better days and I'm in need of a replacement. This is the gasket that seats between the motor and the housing (not the housing and the stove). The replacement motor is a A-E-027 if that helps. Are there any good online sources from which I can acquire the gasket? Or, can I use some gasket sealant (RTV?) and use that in place of the stock one? Any help or tips are appreciated.
Breckwell P23i Combustion Blower Gasket Needed
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Forum member Eric at Kinsman Stoves can supply the gasket...he's a Breckwell dealer. Good guy, good prices. Silicone will work, but makes getting the motor off next time more difficult.
www.kinsmanstoves.com
Call at the Brookfield store first.
www.kinsmanstoves.com
Call at the Brookfield store first.
Wood Heat Stoves
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most common gasket for a pellet stove that there is... ifts whitfield/enviro/lopi-avalon/ and others w/ 5 3/4"quick change motors
we have them for $9 if you cant find one closer to home.
silicone will harden over time, and cause the blower vibration to be bad, lytherm is used for a reason!
we have them for $9 if you cant find one closer to home.
silicone will harden over time, and cause the blower vibration to be bad, lytherm is used for a reason!
kinsmanstoves
Minister of Fire
Thanks all. Appreciate the help and looking forward to getting the stove back together to get my wife off my back!
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