Are there any Canucks here that use a Canadian Harman parts supplier? And who is the best Harman parts supplier down in the states for you fellas...price...availability etc...thanks in advance.
Harman Canadian parts supplier?
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I use Woodmans Parts Plus for the the more commonly required replacement parts,
https://www.woodmanspartsplus.com/184/models/Harman-Pellet-Stove/25701.html
but for some of the less common parts, you're probably gonna hafta use an authorized
Harman dealer.
https://www.woodmanspartsplus.com/184/models/Harman-Pellet-Stove/25701.html
but for some of the less common parts, you're probably gonna hafta use an authorized
Harman dealer.
Canadian parts for a Harman are very expensive, as you probably know. I've yet to find a reasonable retailer on the Canadian side.
I've used this supplier many times and was happy with all aspects of the transactions:
https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/pellet-stove-parts/
I've used this supplier many times and was happy with all aspects of the transactions:
https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/pellet-stove-parts/
Thanks for the info. Ive found most of the eplacement part....this one is a bit mind boggling though...$40 for some cast iron srews and tabs. https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.c...hardware-4-pack-1-00-249140-p/1-00-249140.htm
Are there any other screws I can use for the glass door tabs or do they need to be cast iron? I stripped the heads while removing them to paint and used easy outs to remove them.
Are there any other screws I can use for the glass door tabs or do they need to be cast iron? I stripped the heads while removing them to paint and used easy outs to remove them.
You can use whatever screws you want as long as the thread is identical.
The configuration of the head may need to be similar, for clearance issues, but a thread is a thread.
I sincerely doubt they are made from cast iron. It's too brittle for that application...
Use a steel screw & put some anti-seize compound on the threads before assembly.
That should make the NEXT disassembly a little easier.
The configuration of the head may need to be similar, for clearance issues, but a thread is a thread.
I sincerely doubt they are made from cast iron. It's too brittle for that application...
Use a steel screw & put some anti-seize compound on the threads before assembly.
That should make the NEXT disassembly a little easier.
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