So I dove in to the base of my Bosca Spirit 500 to check out the ignitor since it was so far from the burn pot. I found that in the ignitor tube there are 4 allen head screws that keep the ignitor from goig all the way to the burnt pot. I am going to assume this was engineered this way. ( I tend to overthink things)
Anyway my question is the ignitor is at least 3 inches from the burn pot. being new to the whole pellet stove program I am wondering if this is normal. I just cant see hot air in the tube lighting the pot. BTW there is no induction on the back of the igniotr tube to force air down the tube so how does this work?
The ignitor is about 5-6" long and hangs out the back of the tube as you can see in the pic.
My original question and pic can be seen here.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/bosca-spirit-500-ignitor.105229/
Opinions? click on pic for better view
Anyway my question is the ignitor is at least 3 inches from the burn pot. being new to the whole pellet stove program I am wondering if this is normal. I just cant see hot air in the tube lighting the pot. BTW there is no induction on the back of the igniotr tube to force air down the tube so how does this work?
The ignitor is about 5-6" long and hangs out the back of the tube as you can see in the pic.
My original question and pic can be seen here.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/bosca-spirit-500-ignitor.105229/
Opinions? click on pic for better view