What bottom auger motor would you buy for an Englander 25pdvc

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Margo

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Sep 12, 2008
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Northeastern MA
I cleaned out the augers yesterday ran the stove for a couple of hours and it went out. I noticed it wasn't feeding pellets and somehow figured out the bottom auger wasn't rotating. I don't know if you're supposed to do this but from what I've read both motors are the same. I swapped the motors and it rotates like it supposed to. I looked closer and noticed the wire from the coil is burned and broken obviously the problem. Is there something I did to cause this or just one of those things?

There's been several threads about where and what kind of motor to buy. I don't want to have to flip the stack or solder leads on. Which one do I buy? A link to the exact one would be great. I have this page bookmarked but I'm not sure of which one.http://www.gleasonavery.com/catalog/pellet-corn-stove-motors.html I'm thinking of just replacing them both and keeping the other for a backup so less expensive would be better.
 

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Looks like you got something to close and caused the short. I would get a good light and do a good inspection of the stove to see if you can track down where the short happened. Good luck
 
If my PDVC was in the house and not the workshop I`d definitely change the bottom auger to a Gleason Avery. The Merkel Korff OEM ones work fine on the top auger , maybe because they are rated only for intermittent duty anyway.
 
Looks like you got something to close and caused the short. I would get a good light and do a good inspection of the stove to see if you can track down where the short happened. Good luck

I agree. Its just weird that the stove ran for 3 hours then shorted out. It is a 7 year old stove that runs for around 4-5 months straight so it was probably time to replace them anyway.
 
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