snap disk help

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I can't help you on your problem.What is a snap disc and what does it do?
Thanks,
tony


It is a switch that opens and closes at set temperatures, the low limit on a large number of pellet stoves tells the convection blower to turn on when the temperature it senses exceeds a certain temperature and to turn off the combustion and convection blower when the temperature it senses is below a certain temperature. The difference between the turn on and shut off temperature is usually about 20 to 30 degrees.

A low limit snap disk is usually located somewhere against the exhaust path.
 
Bingo Smokey

From the Travis Service Manual:
The system snap disk is located on the
exhaust duct, just in front of the exhaust
blower.

BTW, I sell the service manual if you need it.

See my web site below:
 
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