Good Morning:
I have a Lennox Traditions T300P Pellet Stove. It has worked flawlessly for since 2003. This past Saturday, it would not light. Turns out the igniter fuse was blown. I replaced the fuse and it worked for about a week, at which point, the fuse blew again. The subsequent replacement fuse blew immediately. Given the simplicity of the circuit, my next thought is to replace the igniter, however, this is a $100+ "next thought". Given that the igniter seems to have been fine after the first fuse replacement and that my expectation would be that an igniter would "fail open", leaving the fuse in tact - does anyone have any advice, experience with this or ideas? Thanks!
I have a Lennox Traditions T300P Pellet Stove. It has worked flawlessly for since 2003. This past Saturday, it would not light. Turns out the igniter fuse was blown. I replaced the fuse and it worked for about a week, at which point, the fuse blew again. The subsequent replacement fuse blew immediately. Given the simplicity of the circuit, my next thought is to replace the igniter, however, this is a $100+ "next thought". Given that the igniter seems to have been fine after the first fuse replacement and that my expectation would be that an igniter would "fail open", leaving the fuse in tact - does anyone have any advice, experience with this or ideas? Thanks!
