Need HELP! - I have an old Winston WP24 stove. Trying to work on it, unfortunately, my labels that I used to mark the wires fell off, so now I am lost as to which goes where. Don't want to just plug it in and hope for the best as parts are almost non existence. I need to know where the 2 yellow and the blue/grey wires goes on the exhaust sensors (shut off). Yellow to the high temp (closer to the stove), bllue/grey to the low temp (towards the chimney) or vice versa. Anyone has the same stove that can take a peek & let me know? Need to get it back working pronto. It's freezing here. Thank you.
Winston WP24 Pellet stove
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Hey "Smokey the Bear", I also have a WP24 I am in the process of resurrecting and am very interested in a copy of the manual. Could you send it my way? I would really appreciate it! I am also wondering about the vent arrangement on this stove. It looks as if it is a 2" vent stuck smack dab in the middle of a 4" vent. What is the deal? I am not sure if I should just put on a 4" vent or what, so the manual would be a great help. I thin my email is in my profile. Thanks!!
P.S. I guess I should mention that I did look through that thread and it does mention the manual, but I didn't see a link to it. There is a lot of detail in that thread and I will use it to get my stove going again. I also have been looking at the thread about building my own timer and that is very interesting as well. We will see how it turns out. Thanks for all the info you all share!
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