Hi, My ignitor died today. RIP. Where is a good place to get a new replacement ignitor for my Hudson River Pellet Insert? Thank you.
Ignitor dead on Hudson River Pellet insert
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SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Talk to your dealer.
Here is a link to one source (I haven't used these folks, just giving you a link for comparison purposes) http://www.stonewelltradingcompany....NITOR_ROD_WP_SARANAC_Pellet_Burner_Stove.html
If you get the measurements of that igniter you can likely find another source as well (it is a Hot Rod igniter).
ETA: Mine died a couple months ago, been doing the manual light routine, it's an easy stove to light manually.
Here is a link to one source (I haven't used these folks, just giving you a link for comparison purposes) http://www.stonewelltradingcompany....NITOR_ROD_WP_SARANAC_Pellet_Burner_Stove.html
If you get the measurements of that igniter you can likely find another source as well (it is a Hot Rod igniter).
ETA: Mine died a couple months ago, been doing the manual light routine, it's an easy stove to light manually.
smwilliamson
The Stove Guy
Grainger, $24.49 Part#4NJG4
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/TEMPCO-Cartridge-Heater-4NJG4?Pid=search
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/TEMPCO-Cartridge-Heater-4NJG4?Pid=search
Doocrew
Feeling the Heat
sammypoodle said:
Got mine from Al. The first one failed last year. I'm surprised yours went that long. Don't bother replacing it this late in the season. I would do a new one next fall when the heating season kicks in. Mine started real well for a few weeks while I waiting for a part using a blow torch.
Sammy:
The price of the one at Grainger looks very good! - But for my WhitField I would need to weld a stainless steel threaded collar on it to make it work. So if you also need a collar and don't have access to a stainless steel welder you might not want to buy that one.
You might also check Ebay -- I found one one there for 95$ -- Whitfiled (Lennox) price was over 120.
RonB
The price of the one at Grainger looks very good! - But for my WhitField I would need to weld a stainless steel threaded collar on it to make it work. So if you also need a collar and don't have access to a stainless steel welder you might not want to buy that one.
You might also check Ebay -- I found one one there for 95$ -- Whitfiled (Lennox) price was over 120.
RonB
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Scott the 6" one http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/TEMPCO-Cartridge-Heater-4NJG6 is a closer match, the 5" works but the actual one in the stove is 6.25" from from tip to leads.
BTW, what a pain in the hind quarters to to get too.
BTW, what a pain in the hind quarters to to get too.
Doocrew
Feeling the Heat
SmokeyTheBear said:
I let the dealer change mine when he offered to do it for free. I watched him closely so I would know how to do it the next time and it looked like it was a pain. Hopefully the one he put in will last for a few years......
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