Regency pr67 stove
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jtakeman
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Make sure to un plug the stove and check these. Safety First!
Take another look and see if you didn't knock off a hose to the vacuum switch. And check for loose wires to the auger motor or other things in there. Also check the high temp snap disc. I think its a manual reset. Push the red button on it. If it clicks that was the issue.
Hope it helps.
Take another look and see if you didn't knock off a hose to the vacuum switch. And check for loose wires to the auger motor or other things in there. Also check the high temp snap disc. I think its a manual reset. Push the red button on it. If it clicks that was the issue.
Hope it helps.
All relays are "open." Yet, auger still won't run. I "jumped" all the relays individually and in combo. No auger.
I spliced the power line to the auger and "jump-started" it through a wall receptacle; result, motor works. Spare motor works.
All the above notwithstanding, I can make and keep a fire but only if I manually engage the motor. Yep, you guessed it, the honeymoon with my Regency is over. Help.
I spliced the power line to the auger and "jump-started" it through a wall receptacle; result, motor works. Spare motor works.
All the above notwithstanding, I can make and keep a fire but only if I manually engage the motor. Yep, you guessed it, the honeymoon with my Regency is over. Help.
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