I have a St Croix Prescott . Have gone thru 2 ignitors in 2 years. anyone else having this experience?
St Croix Prescott ignitor longevity
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Nope....at the risk of this post jinxing me.
Going into 4th year, burn 24/7 from Fall
to Spring. Still on original ignitor.
I don't turn the stove on/off other than to
clean it once a month.
Going into 4th year, burn 24/7 from Fall
to Spring. Still on original ignitor.
I don't turn the stove on/off other than to
clean it once a month.
I have a Hastings...installed Fall 05. Still on the original igniter.
I've heard of Harman Igniters being prone to early burn out, but I don't think this is a common problem with St Croix.
Consider setting the thermostat in such a way that you are limiting starts to once or twice per day and you'll probably start stretching those igniters out.
I've heard of Harman Igniters being prone to early burn out, but I don't think this is a common problem with St Croix.
Consider setting the thermostat in such a way that you are limiting starts to once or twice per day and you'll probably start stretching those igniters out.
Well this year tried to leave stove on 24/7 and the ignitor burned out already.
Only turn off to clean or if the wind blows just wrong - blows it out.
don't know why they aren't lasting longer. OAK bringing in moisture?
Only turn off to clean or if the wind blows just wrong - blows it out.
don't know why they aren't lasting longer. OAK bringing in moisture?
That sucks. I shut the stove off once every three weeks
for a thorough cleaning. Other than that it runs 24/7.
I keep the thermostat set high enough so it doesn't shut down.
for a thorough cleaning. Other than that it runs 24/7.
I keep the thermostat set high enough so it doesn't shut down.
no problem with my prescott exl. been running it for 3 years 24/7. the only time i shut it down is for weekly cleaning. ( I was a fire fighter seen way too many fires. better to be safe that sorry.)
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