Mt. Vernon Igniter

[joescho]

Is the correct igniter part number SRV7000-647 (300 watt - pellet only)
or SRV7000-462 (380 watt)?

Looking to have a spare and want to make sure I get the correct part. I have the AE insert. (2011)


I was also thinking when I pull the unit in the spring for cleaning I would also pull the convection blower and clean. Does that housing gasket need to be replaced when pulled? I think that is SRV7000-332.

Already have the combustion gasket.

Thanks

 

[john193]

No need to replace the gasket. The new igniter was designed for longer life, and from the research I have done there was no compromise in performance.

 

[smoke show]

I was also thinking when I pull the unit in the spring for cleaning I would also pull the convection blower and clean. Does that housing gasket need to be replaced when pulled? I think that is SRV7000-332.

my freestander doesnt have a convection blower gasket.

edit- I think your confusing the comb blower housing gasket for a convection blower gasket.

your convection blower should not have a gasket unless something changed.

 

[john193]

my freestander doesnt have a convection blower gasket.

edit- I think your confusing the comb blower housing gasket for a convection blower gasket.

your convection blower should not have a gasket unless something changed.

You are right, no gasket on the convection blower. I misread "combustion" blower.

 

[Defiant]

my freestander doesnt have a convection blower gasket.

edit- I think your confusing the comb blower housing gasket for a convection blower gasket.

your convection blower should not have a gasket unless something changed.

He knows his chit

 

[smoke show]

He knows his chit

mostly just full of it...

 

[joescho]

But those numbers are the correct ones for the igniters?

 

[smoke show]

yes.

https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...hs-on-mt-vernon-ae-stoves.82152/#post-1054744

 

[Defiant]

yes.

A man of many words