Have a breckwell p24, I need the circuit board schematic for the analog board. Need to fix, will reverse engineer if I have to but thought maybe someone here all ready did.
Need schematic for breckwell p24 circuit board
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jtakeman
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here is a thread that nanoman started. He found out alot and repaired his.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/29411/
Worse case is you can upgrade the older anolog to the newer digital stuff.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/29411/
Worse case is you can upgrade the older anolog to the newer digital stuff.
jtakeman
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I am sure the schematics are the propriatary property of Breckwell. If anyone has something its been reverse engineered. I see a guy on ebay selling repairs for the board. Maybe he has something?
From what I got the selector switch is no longer available. So if its bad? You will need to think about the digital conversion.
From what I got the selector switch is no longer available. So if its bad? You will need to think about the digital conversion.
Hello, I hope someone here can help me. I have a Breckwell Big-E with a digital board. We lost power the other day and I hooked up a generator outside to power things so that we would still have heat and that is when the trouble started. The stove kept blowing fuses (It took a few before I found out they needed to be 6.3A). After I knew I had the right size fuse, it was still blowing them so I investigated farther. The capacitor at the lower right side of the board had blown a hole in the side. There was no identification on the capacitor so I couldn't tell what size it was. I desoldered the capacitor and replaced it with a 470pF that I saved 20 years ago (I keep telling my wife they may come in handy some day) and the stove now runs but only on the lowest setting. If someone could tell me the size of the capacitor or at least the numbers from it, I would be very greatful. It was -15 on Sunday and a level 1 just wasn't enough. Thank you for posting all of your helpful information.
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