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Do you think it could be a MOV?? Do they put them on pellet stove boards? The board went when the power line transformer in front of my house exploded.Are you sure that is a cap? Could be a MOV transient voltage suppressor. Is the part connected across the 110VAC that feeds the board?
Okay, I replaced the MOV. Put it all back together, pushed the start button and nothing. It seems like a fuse. No power. Pelleting In NJ. You mentioned the input fuse?? I looked there is not alot in there. Its a pretty simple design. I can't seem to see a fuse anywhere. Any ideas? All three Triacs tested healthy. Below 10 degrees past three days.Update ?
I have the same Acutron 2 control board can you tell me what you replaced on your board. Mine doesn't show any burn marks. Which ones control the 110v. Also how did you test it. Sorry
Looks like that too a pretty good hit, it appears from the photo that the board in that area got a tad scorched when it blew.... There is a place on the web that does repair jobs pretty reasonable on main boards.... Paramax MW Surge protector didn't save my DVD player or TV either last summer I have no faith in those anymore....
Were can I but a Accutron 11 board less then 300Hello
My old board has a resister in that spot.
Oh well, If the capacitor popped then it may be very likely the Triac(s) may also be shot!
If you need info on a new board you can email me. Good luck.
Sorry for the short reply yesterday... Welcome to the forum! Boards are not a simple repair unless you replace the whole board which is probably your best bet since it sounds like you need the heat. Repairing the board itself requires an understanding of all the components mounted on the board, their function and how to test and trace the soldered components. Soldering itself to replace components can end badly if you don't have that skill ...Would you consider telling me what pieces you replaced? It's currently 10 degrees and the board went out. I really really would appreciate it!!
I wouldn't have asked if I didn't know what i was doing. If you want to send me the 350 go replace it, be my guest. I am more than confident in my skills to repair, I just don't know what it is that needs repairing.Sorry for the short reply yesterday... Welcome to the forum! Boards are not a simple repair unless you replace the whole board which is probably your best bet since it sounds like you need the heat. Repairing the board itself requires an understanding of all the components mounted on the board, their function and how to test and trace the soldered components. Soldering itself to replace components can end badly if you don't have that skill ...
You could contact Infitec as they apparently make these boards
http://www.infitec.com/contact_information
Glad you are confident in your skills but we get a wide variety of skills levels here so fall to the lowest denominator. As for the $350, lose the attitude...I wouldn't have asked if I didn't know what i was doing. If you want to send me the 350 go replace it, be my guest. I am more than confident in my skills to repair, I just don't know what it is that needs repairing.
Thanks.