So to start, I got both of these for free. I am currently using the Whitfield to heat the back of the house, dining room, kitchen, and den. It gets turned off at night just because we aren’t down there. Both stoves work, I’m just seeing which one would be better. The Whitfield is a 1991 model, the Englander is a 2008. Either way I’m putting in a OAK.
Whitfield Advantage Plus vs Englander 25-ep
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It does, but it doesn’t work. I’ve replaced it with no luck. I just light it using a torch. I’m only keeping one and giving the other to a buddy.
There is an electronic module the igniter plugs into and that module plugs into the control panel.
See my pics here.
Updating a Whitfield Advantage to auto start ignition!
Hello The stove in this example is a Whitfield Advantage Plus. These stoves come with an Igniter tube already installed with a pull out cap on the end of the tube behind the burn pot. Just pull out the cap and use some self stick tape to afix the timing module to the bottom of the inside of the...
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Could be a bad module.
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Thats good to know. I’ll check that out.There is an electronic module the igniter plugs into and that module plugs into the control panel.
See my pics here.
Could be a bad module.Updating a Whitfield Advantage to auto start ignition!
Hello The stove in this example is a Whitfield Advantage Plus. These stoves come with an Igniter tube already installed with a pull out cap on the end of the tube behind the burn pot. Just pull out the cap and use some self stick tape to afix the timing module to the bottom of the inside of the...
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