I am leaving some feedback on my Prescott stove here in hopes that one of the fabricators from st Croix might read it. They do not have anyway of getting a hold of them direct. Everything goes through the dealer it seems. So here it goes:
I have owned the stove for 4 years now and other than a combustion fan go nothing else major. There is one thing that would be an easy fix at the factory that would prevent many unnecessary service calls and that is the use of a THREADLOCKER during assembly of machined thread screws:
1) The connecting rod set screw for the Versa Grate cam has worked loose several times making a horrible sound before failing.
2) All 4 screws holding the Circuit board to it's enclosure worked itself loose at the same time causing the board to fall into it's metal container. I am assuming that the metal container is grounded but if not properly grounded this may cause an electrical or fire hazard.
I have owned the stove for 4 years now and other than a combustion fan go nothing else major. There is one thing that would be an easy fix at the factory that would prevent many unnecessary service calls and that is the use of a THREADLOCKER during assembly of machined thread screws:
1) The connecting rod set screw for the Versa Grate cam has worked loose several times making a horrible sound before failing.
2) All 4 screws holding the Circuit board to it's enclosure worked itself loose at the same time causing the board to fall into it's metal container. I am assuming that the metal container is grounded but if not properly grounded this may cause an electrical or fire hazard.