Replacement parts

[ghurst]

Hello, I'm a new pellet stove owner and new to the forum. I purchased a second hand stove to heat my garage, and since installing it I haven't been able to get it working right. Generally I would scan the internet looking for solutions and in doing it this website has been extremely useful so I signed up. I've messed around with this stove for about 2 months troubleshooting problems and I believe I've found the problem(I've the fixed others )that is the current thorn in my side so I contacted the manufacture for parts and they no longer supply them and couldn't recommend where I could find any...this was a bit frustrating. I was wondering if anyone here could help me with my question(I tend to ramble).
Like some other equipement many parts are interchangable from manufacture to manufacture I was wondering if this was true with pellet stoves.
The parts I'm looking for are both the high and low limit switches.
My stove is a Heilsa QCPS-28000
the lower sensor is 80C and the upper sensor is 100C, made by GLAD part#KSD020. When I search this part the results show that its for refridgerators, is ths ok? or would sensors from another manufacture to the job? does anyone here sell the parts I could purchase?
Thank you in advance

 

[Mr. Spock]

There is a thread here about member who did quite a bit of work on this stove. Maybe he has a source?
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/how-to-break-the-silicone-attaching-stove-to-pipe.55414/

 

[ghurst]

There is a thread here about member who did quite a bit of work on this stove. Maybe he has a source?
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/how-to-break-the-silicone-attaching-stove-to-pipe.55414/

Thanks your reply and for the tip, I'll check it out.

 

[Phil Do's fire.]

Hello, I'm a new pellet stove owner and new to the forum. I purchased a second hand stove to heat my garage, and since installing it I haven't been able to get it working right. Generally I would scan the internet looking for solutions and in doing it this website has been extremely useful so I signed up. I've messed around with this stove for about 2 months troubleshooting problems and I believe I've found the problem(I've the fixed others )that is the current thorn in my side so I contacted the manufacture for parts and they no longer supply them and couldn't recommend where I could find any...this was a bit frustrating. I was wondering if anyone here could help me with my question(I tend to ramble).
Like some other equipement many parts are interchangable from manufacture to manufacture I was wondering if this was true with pellet stoves.
The parts I'm looking for are both the high and low limit switches.
My stove is a Heilsa QCPS-28000
the lower sensor is 80C and the upper sensor is 100C, made by GLAD part#KSD020. When I search this part the results show that its for refridgerators, is ths ok? or would sensors from another manufacture to the job? does anyone here sell the parts I could purchase?
Thank you in advance

Yes, It should be OK to use the sensor listed for a fridge. The part is used in multiple appliances.

 

[ghurst]

Yes, It should be OK to use the sensor listed for a fridge. The part is used in multiple appliances.

Great thanks! I guess there the same as long as they're meant to do the same job, I just wasn't sure

 

[ghurst]

Great thank you. These look Identical to the ones i pulled from my heating unit.

 

[noyes30]

Hello, I'm a new pellet stove owner and new to the forum. I purchased a second hand stove to heat my garage, and since installing it I haven't been able to get it working right. Generally I would scan the internet looking for solutions and in doing it this website has been extremely useful so I signed up. I've messed around with this stove for about 2 months troubleshooting problems and I believe I've found the problem(I've the fixed others )that is the current thorn in my side so I contacted the manufacture for parts and they no longer supply them and couldn't recommend where I could find any...this was a bit frustrating. I was wondering if anyone here could help me with my question(I tend to ramble).
Like some other equipement many parts are interchangable from manufacture to manufacture I was wondering if this was true with pellet stoves.
The parts I'm looking for are both the high and low limit switches.
My stove is a Heilsa QCPS-28000
the lower sensor is 80C and the upper sensor is 100C, made by GLAD part#KSD020. When I search this part the results show that its for refridgerators, is ths ok? or would sensors from another manufacture to the job? does anyone here sell the parts I could purchase?
Thank you in advance

Do you still have your pellet stove? I am looking for help with the main control board wiring on a Heilsa, QCPS 2800.. Can you help?