This catalyst burner has KEJ stamped on the side. It has a round, 7.25" x 2"thk combuster. Blaze king thinks its an early king model "kej 1100". Those take a 7" dia combuster from what I read. can anyone shed any light on this?
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Blaze King model identification help
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BKVP
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Your stove is a King 1100. It is pre EPA and the first King that was made with a catalytic combustor. It was followed by the 1101 which had an oval shaped combustor. Then came the 1102, the first King to have a rectangular/ vertically mounted combustor. The current model is the 1107.
Thanks for the info. Do you know the sizes of the gaskets/seals for bypass door and loading door? I also need a new combuster. Who is a good source for these parts? Blaze King doesn't offer anything anymore.
BKVP
Minister of Fire
The by pass has a 5/8" rope gasket and the front loading door is 1 1/4". Try www.firecatcombustors.com for the cat.
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