England Stove Works 25-PDVC/55-SHP10 Top Auger Not Working

[StumpedinPA]

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have roughly a 2005 25-PDVC/55-SHP10 that the top auger is not working. I removed the motor and hooked it up directly to power source and it works. I bypassed both the vacuum and lid switches and reset it to no avail, which made me believe that the control board was the culprit. I hooked up a volt meter to the 2 leads for that motor and there was in fact power to the motor. I put it in diagnostic mode and top auger would not work there either. Cleaned the hook on the exhaust fan with pipe cleaner, removed the silicone tube (its clear), and sucked on it to manually flip vacuum switch. The auger spins freely by hand. I also hooked up that motor to the leads for the lower one and it worked, however, the lower motor wouldn’t work when connected to the leads for the top motor. Is it not getting “enough” voltage? I believe it was somewhere around 36 volts/1.9amps. I’m stumped.

 

[Whitenuckler]

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have roughly a 2005 25-PDVC/55-SHP10 that the top auger is not working. I removed the motor and hooked it up directly to power source and it works. I bypassed both the vacuum and lid switches and reset it to no avail, which made me believe that the control board was the culprit. I hooked up a volt meter to the 2 leads for that motor and there was in fact power to the motor. I put it in diagnostic mode and top auger would not work there either. Cleaned the hook on the exhaust fan with pipe cleaner, removed the silicone tube (its clear), and sucked on it to manually flip vacuum switch. The auger spins freely by hand. I also hooked up that motor to the leads for the lower one and it worked, however, the lower motor wouldn’t work when connected to the leads for the top motor. Is it not getting “enough” voltage? I believe it was somewhere around 36 volts/1.9amps. I’m stumped.

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Oct 29, 2025

Sorry, been crazy at work and haven't been in front of my computer much. Yes, just swap the motors, not the whole assembly as the augers are different lengths. Should be a set screw holding the motor to the auger.
Its a long shot and you probably are looking at a new board but if it works its money you didn't have to spend.

Eric

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[ericofmaine]

Those motors are 120 volt so if you're only seeing 36 ish it isn't going to work. I would think you're looking at a new board. Is yours the old dial or the newer "touch screen?"

Eric