- Mar 4, 2013
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Don't solder igniter leads, use crimp on splices. The igniter came with 10" leads that I spliced to the old leads.
Just out of curiosity, how come i should not solder the new leads onto the old ones?
Don't solder igniter leads, use crimp on splices. The igniter came with 10" leads that I spliced to the old leads.
ohhhh ok. so using one of the blue butt splice connecters will be ok then? attempting to do it in a few minutes
Thanks for the assist there, Smokey.It has to do with the melting points of some solder being lower than the temperature of some parts of the stove that the joint may find itself near. The insulation on the wiring is a high temperature insulation.
Should you be able to feel the warm air coming out of the igniter hole.I have a friend who just picked up a refurb model.The igniter comes on as you can see a red glow in a hole right of the auger.But want light the pellets.It runs for 20 minutes and shuts of. they get lit manually.
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