Old limit switch

[zorty32]

I have an pre 2003 St. Croix Afton Bay and I am looking for a lower limit switch. Numbers on the switch are p-9006. This is a 3 wire 120 deg. switch. Can anybody help me??!

 

[sgschwend]

Isn't that a pellet stove?

http://www.h2oasisinc.com/Afton Bay/168/

 

[Gooserider]

Isn't that a pellet stove?

http://www.h2oasisinc.com/Afton Bay/168/

I think it is, so I'm moving it to the Pellet Mill, where there will hopefully be people better able to answer the question...

Gooserider

 

[hearthtools]

sound like the same switch the Pre 97 travis pellet stoves used.
try a avalon or Lopi dealer
Snap Disk, Pellet, System, 120 Deg, 3 prong (1993 Igniter System)
# 100-00232 (OLD # 93-0992)
Snap Disk - 120 Deg (System Snap Disk - 3 Prong) for 1993 style igniter ready pellet stoves & inserts.

 

[Wood Heat Stoves]

odd disc, if youstrike out, let me know....

 

[zorty32]

I misread my wiring diagram. What I need is a fan switch, but it looks like your pic.

 

[hearthtools]

I misread my wiring diagram. What I need is a fan switch, but it looks like your pic.

limit switches are basically fan switches they open and close at a set temp to turn on or off anything that is wired to it.

 

[timjk69]

check out Grainger. www.grainger.com/Grainger/hvacr/ecatalog/N-bi9/Ntt-snap+limit?op=search&sst=All

 

[zorty32]

It's amazing what you can find when you call it by the right name. Thanks for the help.

 

[charles u farley]

limit switches are basically fan switches they open and close at a set temp to turn on or off anything that is wired to it.

They work opposite - limits open on temperature rise fan switches close on rise.

 

[hearthtools]

limit switches are basically fan switches they open and close at a set temp to turn on or off anything that is wired to it.

They work opposite - limits open on temperature rise fan switches close on rise.

Dude I was just trying to break it down for them to understand
a lot like this page I started last year
Understanding your pellet stoves Electrical and safety limit switches.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/13408/

 

[charles u farley]

Dude I was just trying to break it down for them to understand
a lot like this page I started last year
Understanding your pellet stoves Electrical and safety limit switches.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/13408/

Dude, just didn't want them to buy a part that worked opposite to what they needed.