Hello All!! Please look at the photos and help to identify this broken part, and how to get a replacement.
We were attempting to replace the feed motor on our older model Quadrafire Mt. Vernon Stove, a task we had accomplished successfully in the past, when an electrical connection, which goes FROM the feed motor TO an electrical mount in the wall broke.
It is a part which allows the BLACK and RED wires to be plugged in, and then it reduces to ONE black wire, which is then connected at the wall point.
This part is NOT the feed motor capacitor which was provided by our local dealer. There is a photo that contains the part that broke, alongside the part we were given as a replacement. This replacement part is available online, but it's not the part we need. Part of the confusion is this broken part also has a capacitor in it, but I have not been able to find any trace of it in my online search.
Please help us identify what the mystery part is and how we can order a replacement. We depend on our Pellet Stove to heat our home, so a timely response to this question would be appreciated.
Thank you so much for your assistance.
We were attempting to replace the feed motor on our older model Quadrafire Mt. Vernon Stove, a task we had accomplished successfully in the past, when an electrical connection, which goes FROM the feed motor TO an electrical mount in the wall broke.
It is a part which allows the BLACK and RED wires to be plugged in, and then it reduces to ONE black wire, which is then connected at the wall point.
This part is NOT the feed motor capacitor which was provided by our local dealer. There is a photo that contains the part that broke, alongside the part we were given as a replacement. This replacement part is available online, but it's not the part we need. Part of the confusion is this broken part also has a capacitor in it, but I have not been able to find any trace of it in my online search.
Please help us identify what the mystery part is and how we can order a replacement. We depend on our Pellet Stove to heat our home, so a timely response to this question would be appreciated.
Thank you so much for your assistance.