Thelin, the only pellet stove I have ever had lay down on it's side to work on. Note: You have to empty the hopper first!![]()
Nothing wrong with that, I dont mind fixing them so long as it isn't a warranty job because then i actually get paid for my labor, trip, and parts. I just dont want the dealership i work for selling them anymore.I do have some Thelin stoves to fix and noone else in the area can fix them so why not?
Nothing wrong with that, I dont mind fixing them so long as it isn't a warranty job because then i actually get paid for my labor, trip, and parts. I just dont want the dealership i work for selling them anymore.
yes i see most of what your saying but i'd say the neutral goes to the 1 amp fuse and the hot goes to the 6 amp fuse, then they go through their respected "loads". if the neutral went to the igniter fuse when the fuse holder was turned and hit the body of the stove it would not have had any voltage and not have blown the fuse
so the wiring diagram they show is not how they had it wired in the stove, they wired the side tabs in parallel with the hot wire and being the two had soldered wires between them that was suppose to keep them from spinning?Consequently, in the original factory setup both side tabs of the fuse holders were soldered together.
so the wiring diagram they show is not how they had it wired in the stove, they wired the side tabs in parallel with the hot wire and being the two had soldered wires between them that was suppose to keep them from spinning?
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