Pellet Stove Savings Calculator

Friday, January 20, 2012 Posted by

Hearthstone Heart of the Winter Sale

Tuesday, January 3, 2012 Posted by

INSTANT REBATES Up To $400!
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Save $400 on select Hearthstone Stoves in our Chico Store ONLY:
Equinox – Bari Wood – Tula – Modena – Luno – Bari DV
Heritage Pellet – Manchester Pellet – Deva Cook Stove

Save $300 on these Hearthstone Stoves in Our Chico Store ONLY:
Mansfield – Heritage – Homestead – Phoenix – Bennington
Clydesdale – Morgan – Sterling – Bristol DX – DVI38 HeatWave Insert

Save $200 on these Hearthstone Stoves in Our Chico Store ONLY:
DVI-HT Gas Insert – Tribute – Shelburne – Craftsbury
Tribute DV – Champlain – Tucson DX – Stowe DX

 

Terms & Conditions:

  • Mid-Winter Sale applies to all HearthStone units sold to retail customers January 9, 2012 thru February 25, 2012. Includes existing inventory, new purchases, and factory seconds.
  • Applies to in-store purchases only.

Hearthstone Wood Stove Parts

Wednesday, December 28, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com is proud to announce we are now Hearthstone dealers! We carry a full line of Hearth Stone soapstone and cast wood stoves and parts. Please click on your model of stove below to see a complete parts list for the Hearthstone stoves. If you have questions, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us M-F 800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your Hearthstone stove.

 Bennington
Clydesdale
Craftsbury
Deva
Equinox
Harvest
Heritage
HI II III
Homestead
Mansfield
Morgan
Phoenix
Shelburne
Starlet
Tribute
Tula

Whitfield Profile 30 Pellet Stove Parts

Monday, December 26, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of Whitfield Profile 30 Replacement Parts. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5, 800-893-4950

For Models with Serial Nos. Less Than 11904
Profile 30 Freestanding and Profile 30 Freestanding-2 Serial Nos. Greater Than 11905
MODEL YEARS: 2000 – 2002

Part Numbers Part Description and Link

Door and Body Parts
14750111 Door Assembly, Firebox, (with 1 Piece Glass)
H0297 Door Assembly, Firebox, DK-P30 (with 3 Piece Glass) SN > 14708999
26M81 Gasket Kit, Door, 3/4 in. Rope, 7 ft. (units with 1 piece glass)
61051000 Gasket Kit, Door, 1 in. Rope, 7 ft. (units with 3 piece glass)
61057202 Gasket Kit, Glass (10 Ft. flat)
12146402 Glass, Front (units with 1 pc. glass)
H0254 Glass, Front (units with 3 pc. glass)
H0255 Glass, Side (order 2 if set is needed) (units with 3 pc. glass)
17150095 Handle Assembly, Door
14750021 Hinge Bracket
14750070 Panel, Left Side
14750150 Panel, Rear Freestanding
14750075 Panel, Right Side
14750060 Panel, Top
14750186 Pedestal Assembly

Auger System and Electrical Parts
12050011 Blower, Exhaust
12146109 Blower, Room Air – Convection Blower (Hard Washer) Includes gasket.
16052112 Control Board
12147705 Disc, High Limit, Snapswitch 250 DG (L250-30F,60T21)
18150150 Fuse, Control Board, 5 Amp, 250 volt, Fast blow, 12 per pkg.
12055908 Fuse, Igniter, 6 Amp, 125 volt, Fast blow, 12 per pkg.
61050041 Gasket, Exhaust Blower, Tear Down
61050005 Gasket, Exhaust Fan, Fan Mount, 5 per pkg.
61057203 Gasket, Room Air Fan – Convection Air Blower Gasket
12140213 Igniter Probe Replacement
12046300 Motor, Auger
H0330 Photoeye relocation kit Serial No. <11905 (relocates photoeye to top of auger tube)
12058820 Power Cord, 8 feet (52L17)
16050001 Pressure Switch
13656003 Hose, Pressure Switch, 19 in. (may need to be cut to size)
16050205 Thermostat, Wall (Wire, 16020204, not included)
12050815 Wire Harness
11756300 Auger Shaft Kit
12051001 Bumper, Auger, 5 per pkg.
12041300 Collar and Screw Set, Auger, 3 per pkg.
17250241 End Plate, Auger (Flange)
13740005 Bracket, Hoppe
r Lid Support

Miscellaneous Parts
12050004 Brush, Cleaning
12151306 Damper Rod Kit
21M87 Enhancement Kit, Profile 30 Insert – includes Pressure Switch, Control Board, Auger Bumper
61050016 Gasket, Quick Disconnect
61050003 Gasket, Auger Flange
12051409 Knob, Control Board Door (6 per pkg.)
12050093 Quick Disconnect 3 in.

Fireback and Firebrick Components
14750014 Scraper Rod Kit, Replacement (Fits – Profile Series, Freestanding and Insert)
12055500 Tool, Grate Scraper
17100061 Baffle, Heat Exchange
11750011 Clips, Brick
14750015 Firebrick Set
H0245 Log Set
12051263 UltraGrate, Replacement

Whitfield Optima 2 Pellet Stove Parts

Wednesday, November 30, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of parts for the Whitfield Optima 2 pellet stove. Below is the parts list for the Optima 2, by clicking on any of the parts listed you will be taken to our online shopping cart for price and availability. If you have any questions or need help finding the right part for your Whitfield pellet stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or give us a call, 1-800-893-4950, our trained professionals are happy to help you find the parts you need!

Parts List for the Whitfield Optima 2 Freestanding and Insert

Door and Body Components
14650408 Ash Pan Optima 2 FS
14650414 Ash Pan Cover Optima 2 Free Standing
14650460 (2) Door Assembly, Cast Iron Firebox Optima 2 Free Standing
26M81 Gasket Kit, Door, 3/4 in. Rope, (10 Ft.) Optima 2 Free Standing
61057202 Gasket Kit, Glass (3/4 in. x 1/16 in. x 10 Ft.) All
H0257 Glass, Front, Includes gasket Optima 2 FS
H0258 Glass, Side (order 2 if set is needed), Includes gasket Optima 2 FS
14650446 Hinge Bracket Optima 2 FS
13740005 Hopper Lid Hinge Brackets Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
14750406 Knob Kit, Door (includes latch, 3 washers, nut and door latch receiver) All
14750405 Opener, Door Handle All
14650450 Panel, Left Side Optima 2 Free Standing
14650451 Panel, Right Side Optima 2 Freestanding
14650456 Panel, Rear Optima 2 Free Standing
14650455 Panel, Top (hopper lid) Optima 2 Free Standing

Electrical Parts
12046300 Auger Motor All
12146109 Blower, Convection, Hard Washer (Includes gasket) All
12050011 Blower, Exhaust All
16053941 Control Board Optima 2 FS
12147705 Disc, High Limit Snapswitch, 250 DG (L250-30F,60T21) All
18150150 Fuse, Control Board, 5 Amp, 250 volt, Fast blow, 12 pk. All
12055908 Fuse, Igniter, 6 Amp, 125 volt, Fast blow, 12 pk. All
12140213 Ignitor Probe, 400 W, 4.8 A All
14750404 Photoeye Kit, Replacement All
12058820 Power Cord, 8 feet All
16050001 Pressure Switch All
16050205 Thermostat, Wall All
12050815 Wiring Harness All

Firebox Parts
13640028 Clips, Brick Optima 2 FS
13650046 Firebox Baffle Optima 2 FS
14650011 Firebrick Set, 1 pc. Optima 2 FS
14650428 Housing, Igniter Tube Optima 2 FS
12158905 UltraGrate All

Auger System Components
11756300 Auger Shaft
12051001 Bumper, Auger (Set of 5)
12041300 Collar and Screw Set, Auger (Set of 3) All
20950088 Flange, Auger (end plate) All

Misc. Parts
12151307 Collar, Damper Rod St, 1/4 in (with set screw) Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
12151309 Damper Rod, Complete Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
11750004 Damper Rod, Knob (6 per pack) All
15050058 Filter, Photoeye All
14650060 Gasket, Photoeye Optima 2 FS
61050003 Gasket, Auger Flange, All
61050005 Gasket, Exhaust blower, All
61057203 Gasket, Room Air Blower – Convection Air Blower, All
61050016 Gasket, Quick Disconnect All
12055500 Tool, Grate Scraper All
12050093 Quick Disconnect 3 in. Vent Side All

Earth Stove and Traditions Pellet Stove & Wood Stove

Thursday, November 24, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of Earth Stove  and Traditions pellet stove parts and EarthStoveand Traditions wood stove parts. By clicking on any of the highlighted words you’ll be taken to our online shopping cart. There you can find your Earth Stove model and the parts still available for that stove.

A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of  parts for The Earth Stove  pellet stoves. Many of the parts for these older pellet stoves are no longer in production. To see a complete parts list and availability click on your Earth Stove model below to be taken to our online shopping cart. If you have questions or need help determining which part you need, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you!

Earth Stove FP60
Earth Stove HP40
Earth Stove MP240
Earth Stove MP250
Earth Stove MP35-50
Earth Stove MP40
Earth Stove NF2000
Earth Stove NF2000I

East Coast Snow Storm Leaves Millions Powerless

Wednesday, November 2, 2011 Posted by

The recent snow storm on the east coast left 3.2 million people without power from Virginia to Main. The storm was so severe the president has declared a state of emergency in Massachusetts and power companies are saying some customers will be without power for up to a week.

A1Stoves.com would like to extend a helping hand to the victims of this storm by offering 10% off pellet stove, wood stove parts and gas stove parts. We invite our customers to use the coupon code “special” (no quotation marks) during checkout on our web site, A1Stoves.com, and receive 10% off your order. (Internet orders only)

We carry a full line of pellet stove parts for Austroflamm, Breckwell, Country Flame, Earth Stove, EasyFire, Enviro, Flame, Harman, Osburn, Quadrafire, Traditions and Whitfield.

We feature wood stove parts for Austroflamm, Breckwell, Country Flame, Earth Stove, EasyFire, Enviro, Flame, Harman, Osburn, Quadra-Fire, Traditions and Whitfield. We carry a full line of wood stove stove parts for Appalachian, Ashley, Atlanta, Aurora, Austroflamm, Black Bart, Blaze King, Blue Ridge, Breckwell, Buck Stove, Carolina Stoves, Cemi, Country, Country Comfort, Country Flame, Craft Stoves, Dove Stoves, Earth Stoves, Fisher Stoves, Gibraltar, Grizzly, Hawke, Heat & Glo, Heatmaster, High Valley, Hitzer, Hot Blast, Jensen, Johnson, King, Lennox, Lilly, Mealmaster, Nashua, Omega, Osburn, Riteway, Shenandoah, Sierra Stoves, Silent Flame, Squire, Suburban, Sweet Home, Treemont, Warm Morning and Woodchuck stoves.

Please visit our web site  A1Stoves.com, email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950

 

Pellet Stove Control Board Repair Service

Thursday, October 27, 2011 Posted by

A1 Stoves.com is now offering an economical alternative to buying an expensive control board for your pellet stove.

We can repair most control boards including Earth Stove, Traditions, Austroflamm, Whitfield and Breckwell pellet stoves.
We charge $50 to appraise the board, if we can’t fix it we’ll refund $145.00. Some controllers contain parts that are not replaceable or are expensive and may be subject to an additional $25 fee.

Please visit our web site by clicking HERE. You can email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950

1 year warranty for parts and labor, most boards repaired and returned in 1 – 2 weeks!

 

How to Change Wood Stove Door Gasket

Saturday, October 1, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com is happy to help folks get their wood stove up and running. Below our trained professional, Ashley Winters, will show you how to replace the rope gasket on your wood stove. If you have any questions or need parts for your wood stove, please email us at info@A1stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right wood stove parts, pellet stove parts and gas stove parts.

 

How to Change Wood Stove Glass Gasket

Whitfield Cascade Pellet Stove Parts

Tuesday, September 20, 2011 Posted by

A1Stoves.com offers all parts still in production for the Whitfield Cascade WP5 pellet stove. By clicking on the parts listed below you’ll be taken to our online shopping cart. If you need a manual for your Cascade stove click HERE . If you need help finding the correct parts for your stove please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us 800-893-4950. Our trained professionals WANT to help you!

Part Numbers Part Description & Link to Part

Body Components
17151220 Door Assembly, Brown Metallic
17151210 Door Assembly, Painted, Metallic Black > SN 7422
17157100 Gasket Kit, Door and Glass
17150084 Glass, Door (Includes clips, screws and gasket)
17150086 Handle Assembly, Painted, Metallic Black
17150046 Ashlip with Gold Tone Trim, Painted, Metallic Black
17150012 Ashlip, Painted, Metallic Brown
17152018 Ash pan Assembly, Black
17150030 Leg Set, Painted, Metallic Black
17150147 Louver Assembly, Painted, Metallic Black
17152118 Panel, Left Side, Black
17150163 Panel, Left, Painted, Metallic Black > SN 7422
17150164 Panel, Right Side, Painted, Metallic Black > SN 7422
17150150 Panel, Top, Painted, Metallic Black (Hopper lid) > SN 7422

Electrical and Auger System Components
12046300 Auger Motor
17140110 Blower Kit, Exhaust & Room Air
17150027 Control Board
12150162 Disc, High Limit, Room Air Blower Jacket (L190-20F, Bakolite)
12150080 Disc, Low Limit, Fan (F140-10F, Bakolite)
12055908 Fuse, 6 Amp, Fast Acting, Pkg. of 12
61057210 Gasket, Exhaust Blower, 1/8 in. Lytherm
61057203 Gasket, Room Air Blower – Convection Air Blower Gasket
12058820 Power Cord (52L17)
17150075 Pressure – Vacuum Switch (Hose, 12056003, not included – see below)
12056003 Hose, Pressure Switch
17150126 Wiring Harness
17150239 Auger, Shaft
12051001 Bumper, Auger (Pkg. of 5)
12041300 Collar and Screw Set, Auger (Pkg. of 3)
17150058 Plate, Auger End
61050003 Gasket, Auger Flange

Misc. Parts
12050004 Brush, Cleaning
12051100 Bushing, Oilite
17100061 Baffle, Heat Exchange
17150029 Damper Rod Assembly, Kit, Black (with handle)
61040040 Gasket, 3 in. Quick Disconnect (Pkg. of 10)

Ashpan Parts
12151412 Knob, Ashpan
17150028 Knob, Control Board (Slide)
12055500 Tool, Grate Scraper
17150025 Firebrick
16050246 UltraGrate, Replacement Unigrate

A-1 Stoves – Why You Should Buy From Us

Monday, June 14, 2010 Posted by

Why Buy From Us?

One of the best ways to find competent Hearth Professionals is to check their credentials.

We have been in the stove, chimney and awning business for over 20 years. We are Master Hearth Professionals, certified by the National Fireplace Institute, the highest level of certification in the hearth industry. Only those who pass a rigorous examination covering important topics like safety and placement, venting requirements, and installation guidelines receive NFI Professional Certification. Only the cream of the crop become Master Hearth Professionals, specializing in all types of home heating stoves,  Gas, Wood and Pellet Stoves.

Our highly trained professionals are only too happy to assist you with your Do It Yourself Stove repair, chimney installations, energy saving tips and correct part selection for your stove. That’s what we’re here for! We specialize in pellet stove parts, gas stove replacement parts and wood stove replacement parts.

We’re members of the National Chimney Sweep Guild and strictly hold to the NCSG’s Code of Ethics:

I fully acknowledge that membership in the National Chimney Sweep Guild carries with it certain responsibilities and obligations. In this regard, I pledge:

  • To represent myself and my company in a professional manner by providing services, education and skills that are in compliance with all codes and regulations applicable to the chimney service industry that are in effect in my service area.
  • To continually update my knowledge, skills and techniques as new information evolves within the industry.
  • To render my services and represent my company in an honest and fair manner and to refrain from engaging in deceptive practices or making any deceptive statements, including but not limited to use of the NCSG logo.
  • To conduct myself in a decent, respectful, and professional manner when serving in my capacity as a chimney sweep, or when attending a function or event of an organization in the chimney or hearth products industry.

We take ”customer service” very seriously and invite you to examine those online who profess to have excellent customer service by checking their credentials. Don’t be fooled by a stove dealer on the internet who doesn’t have his Better Business Bureau information posted on their web site and/or in their place of business. The BBB has always encouraged companies to make advertising claims that are accurate, complete, and clear. At the same time, it is important that consumers pay attention to advertising. If something is not clear, ask questions. If you can’t get a customer service representative to answer your questions, chances are you’ll have a bad experience should you ever need to exchange the product.

Don’t be afraid to ask the dealer for customer references. Word of mouth and customer reviews are worth their weight in gold.  The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive and unfair business practices in the marketplace and to provide information to help consumers spot, stop, and avoid them. To file a complaint or to get free information on consumer issues, visit www.ftc.gov .

We hope you will keep A1 Stoves and Awnings in mind for your home or business heating and awning needs. We look forward to serving you.

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We Want to Help You Fix Your Pellet Stove, Wood Stove or Gas Stove!

Monday, November 30, 2009 Posted by

At A1Stoves.com we feature Pellet Stove Parts for all major brands of pellet burning stoves including Whitfield, Breckwell, Quadrafire, Austroflamm, and The Earth Stove. Whitfield pellet stove parts for Advantage I, II, II-T and III,Advantage II-T Classic WP2, Advantage Optima 2, Optima 3, Advantage Plus, BBQ Pellet WP6, Cascade WP5, Frontiersman, Explorer WF2, Legend WP1, Prodigy I and II WP3, Profile 20, Profile 30 FS-2 P10, Quest WP4, Quest Plus WP4, and Renaissance WW1. The Earth Stove Traditions T300P Series, TP300 Series,TP40 / TP40N and TP340 / TP440. Other Earth Stove Models include The Earth Stove FP60, HP40, MP40, WP50 and MP35 / 50 .

And let’s not forget GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! Tired of being given the runaround on other stove repair web sites? Looking for live support 24 hours a day? Come see us! Click HERE and or email us at info@a1stoves.com and let us help you find the right part for your wood stove, gas stove and pellet stove repair!

Save 10% on The Pellet Hopper

Thursday, December 3, 2009 Posted by

Tired of lugging those bags of pellets to your stove?? We have the answer AND we’re offering 10% off for the holidays!hopper

The Hopper Pellet Fuel Dispenser – GET YOURS NOW BY CLICKING HERE

Now enjoy the satisfaction of filling your stove with CLEAN FUEL! Reduce maintenance and extend the life of your pellet stove.

70 percent of all auger jams are caused by sawdust and “fines” that come from each bag of pellet fuel.
Now you can decrease those jams significantly.
Introducing The Hopper!

Stores up to 280 lbs of Pellet Fuel. That’s seven 40 lb bags of pellets!
Fuel flows over a screen, sifting out the fines and sawdust.
All but eliminates auger jams.
No more struggling with awkward 40 lb bags of fuel.
No melting plastic bags and spilling pellets with the pellet hopper.

Works with all pelletized fuels, even difficult fuels such as corn.
Now enjoy the satisfaction of filling your stove with clean fuel.
Reduce maintenance and extend the life of your pellet stove.

GET YOURS NOW BY CLICKING HERE

Pellet Stove Parts Guide Part 1

Sunday, April 4, 2010 Posted by

Finding the right pellet stove parts can often be a daunting task if certain information is unavailable. Information such as the Make, Model and Serial Number of your Pellet Stove is crucial to a successful Pellet Stove repair. To Identify your stove you will be looking for a metal plate that is riveted to the back or side of the stove. In some cases, such as Whitfield pellet stoves the plate is inside the hopper lid. A Quadrafire pellet stove insert may have the plate on the side so you don’t have to pull the stove completely out of the fireplace.
Sending a picture of your stove to the techs at A-1 Stoves.com is another way of making sure you are going to be ordering parts for the right stove.
Once you have identified your stove it is a good idea to record that information in your manual.
Don’t have your stove manual? No problem! We have pellet stove manuals here.
Do a Google search for A-1 Stoves or pelletstovepart.com and download the correct manual in Adobe PDF format.
If the manual you need is not available, a quick email from their Contact Us page will usually result in a quick response with a manual attached.
Most pellet stove manuals have instructions for doing simple repair tasks like installing a new auger motor or replacing the door gasket.
But, one of the greatest benefits found in manuals is a partial parts list of the most common used and replaced parts.
In the case of a Breckwell Auger Motor, the part number listed in the manual is “C-E-010″. Once you have your part number, type or paste it into A-1 Stoves dot com’s web site’s Search Field and get instant results. You can also type in your stove Make or Model such as “Whitfield Advantage” and get results for many common parts like fire backs, combustion blower motors, and even control panels.
One of the most commonly requested trouble shooting guides on our web site is “How To Tell If Your Auger Motor Is Bad”.
Here are a few symptoms of a bad auger motor:
* Motor on when stove is plugged in
* Motor remains off when switched ON
* Noisy-Grinding motor
* Motor running constantly
* Motor running erratically
* Fluid leaking from gear box
* Red light blinking to slow-fast
When replacing your auger motor, most stoves follow these simple steps:
* Step 1: Unplug stove. Remove rear access panel to expose the auger motor.
* Step 2: Remove set screw on the bracket.
* Step 3: Loosen set screw on lock collar (do not remove entirely). Gently slide motor backward and away from auger.
* Step 4: Install new motor. IMPORTANT: Make certain that the flat spot on the auger motor shaft (D) lines up with the set screw on the lock collar.
* Step 5: Reseat set screw on the bracket.
* Step 6: Reinstall rear access panel as shown in manual.
* Step 7: Plug in pellet stove.
Another common problem with pellet stoves is that the room air blower (also known as the convection fan) does not come on.
If your convection fan fails to start it does not necessarily mean that the fan itself is faulty.
The room fan is set up so that it only comes on when the stove temperature reaches around 120 degrees so that you are not blowing cold air into the room. This problem is a low cost quick and easy fix with the replacement of your low limit switch.
For more information and excellent customer service, I recommend A-1 Stoves Chimney in Grass Valley California for all your pellet stove repair questions and parts reference. MH

Using Retractable Awnings To Lower Your Cooling Bill

Monday, June 14, 2010 Posted by

Different people use retractable awnings for different things. Some choose them for the look and feel they can give the outside of your home and others use them as a way to actually extend their roof. They are typically used on decks and patios. Alternately, there are also some homeowners that use them as a way to weatherproof parts of their home as well.

These awnings work especially well as weatherproofing tools because they can be let up or down as the owner wishes. Some need to be manually cranked while others work with the push of a button thanks to an electrical motor. Awnings are a great weatherproofing option because they can restrict how much heat that reaches your windows. They also provide protection from the weather while you our outside as well.

Many homeowners love how economical awnings can be. They can effectively shade parts of your home which also help to decrease your cooling bill and the money you spend on them. If you decide you want the extra sunlight one day you can crank the awning up and on other days you can crank it down for shade.

Windows can gather and hold a lot of heat which makes the temperature in your house rise. This rise in temperature has to be compensated for by the cooling appliances you use which means they have to run longer and work harder to achieve the temperature you desire. An awning provides shade from outside so that the windows aren’t exposed to as much heat and your appliances won’t have to work so hard.

The large list of options in styles, colors and materials works out great for most homeowners. It makes things a lot easier when it comes to finding one that looks good attached to their house. Free standing, portable awnings are available in many choices as well.

Can you see now all the great benefits an awning can provide? Any interested person should quickly be able to find the right size and color to meet their personal needs no matter why they want to use one.

If your initial intention was just to add a shaded area to enjoy he outdoors or to cover your deck you now know that weatherproofing also comes with the purchase. You can enjoy your shaded deck outside while inside your cooling system is taking a break and saving you money in the process.

by Effie R. Duvall

Troubleshooting Your Pellet Stove

Saturday, July 17, 2010 Posted by

Even though it’s summer it’s not too early to take a look at your pellet stove and make sure things are working properly. No one wants to be without heat when the cold is upon us! Take a few minutes to fire up that Pellet Stove and should you be experiencing any problems, perhaps the following pellet stove trouble shooting guide will come in handy.

WARNING: Disconnect the electrical cord prior to opening the sides of your stove or opening the exhaust system for any inspection, cleaning, maintenance or service work.  NEVER perform any inspection, cleaning, maintenance or service on a HOT STOVE or when the cord is plugged in.

  • Step 1
    Operate the stove in user control mode or increase the set point temperature if the stove power is on but does not fire.
  • Step 2

    Check to see if the hopper is filled with pellets or if the burn pot is dirty. If one of these is not the issue, check to make sure there is a fuel feed or that the exhaust blower snap switch is working.

  • Step 3

    Use the set-up mode feature to reduce the feed rate of a stove that is overheating or starts and runs but then has unburned pellets in the burn pot.

  • Step 4

    Decrease the base feeding rate of the stove in setup mode once a stove is cool if the circulation blower seems to run on high often.

  • Step 5

    Turn off the stove if you smell smoke in the house. Check that the stove has a continuous supply of power since power loss can cause smoke in the home. Inspect the vent and clean if needed. Also check the vent system for leaks. Use high temperature sealant as recommended by the manufacturer to repair the leaks.

  • Step 6

    Increase the stove’s feed rate in the setup mode if the flame goes out at lower feed rates.

  • Step 7

    Contact the manufacturer for an air damper if you have short flame at high pellet feed rates if you have already checked that the feed rate is not too low and have high quality fuel.

  • Step 8

    Start checking the power source for the stove if there is no fuel feed. This is the simplest item to check so verify that the stove is plugged into an electrical outlet. Fill the hopper with pellets if there is still no fuel feed. If the lack of fuel feed problem persists, close the hopper lid if it is open and the burn chamber door.

  • Step 9

    Check the exhaust system and clean if you are unable to find the source of the no fuel feed problem. The exhaust blower may need lubrication and you should consult your stove’s manual on the instructions.

  • Step 10

    Test the auger motor, exhaust blower and vacuum switch for possible jams or failures. Replace these if you cannot find another reason for the fuel feed problem.

    CAUTION: The electrical, auger and digital control components of your stove are not owner serviceable. Call your Authorized Dealer for proper diagnosis of problems and service for those components.

  • DEFINITIONS

    ASH
    Ash is a natural product of burning wood. As the amount of ash in the wood increases, the amount of ash left behind after burning high-ash wood pellets will increase. High quality pellets will produce less ash and fewer clinkers than lower quality pellets.

    CLINKER
    Clinkers are solid, glassy or porous accumulations of incombustible matter that may result from burning some types of wood pellets. Clinkers are formed at the bottom of the burn grate and, if left undisturbed, will build up and cut off combustion air.  As clinkers grow, the fire becomes orange/brown and ‘lazy’. Pellets may build up in the burn grate, the firebox & window may become sooty, and exhaust gases may become smoky.

    FINES
    Fines are pieces of sawdust that were not properly formed or are the result of pellets breaking down during handling, transporting and storage.   Fines adversely affect the operation and heat production of pellet appliances, and they greatly increase the requirements for general cleaning and maintenance.    Fines cause pellets to feed more slowly, thus reducing the amount of heat produced at any given heat setting.

    NOTE: It is much easier to remove fines from pellets before they are placed in the stove than it is to service your stove for a plugged hopper, jammed auger or plugged exhaust system. Pellets with excessive sawdust may be screened to remove most of the fines.     Pellet screeners may be built or purchased from most pellet stove dealers.

    Help Me Find Parts for My Pellet Stove!

    Friday, August 6, 2010 Posted by

    We offer pellet stove parts for all major brands of pellet burning stoves including Whitfield pellet stove parts, Breckwell pellet stove parts, Quadrafire replacement parts, Austroflamm pellet stove parts, and The Earth Stove replacement parts.
    Finding the right parts for your pellet stove can often be a daunting task if certain information is unavailable. Information such as the Make, Model and Serial Number of your Pellet Stove is crucial to a successful Pellet Stove repair. To Identify your stove you will be looking for a metal plate that is riveted to the back or side of the stove. In some cases, such as Whitfield pellet stoves the plate is inside the hopper lid. A Quadrafire pellet stove insert may have the plate on the side so you don’t have to pull the stove completely out of the fireplace. Sending a picture of your stove to the techs at A-1 Stoves.com is another way of making sure you are going to be ordering parts for the right stove. Once you have identified your stove it is a good idea to record that information in your manual.

    Don’t have your stove manual? No problem! CLICK HERE for pellet stove manuals.

    Installing a Thermostat

    Monday, December 6, 2010 Posted by

    THERMOSTAT INSTALLATION

    NOTE: Always disconnect power before performing the thermostat installation

    TOOLS REQUIRED
    1/4” hex nutsetter & driver
    wirestripper
    small sized flat head screwdriver

    INSTALLATION STEPS
    Follow the thermostat manufacturer’s installation procedures

    1. Unplug the stove’s power cord from the wall outlet
    2. Remove the 6 x 1/4” hex screws from the slotted back access panel
    3. Unscrew the control board from the side of the heater (2 x 1/4” hex screws)
    4. Unplug the 9 pin wire harness from the back of the board
    5. Install the thermostat module by plugging it into the 9 pin plug on the back of the control board
    6. Locate the thermostat terminal block marked T’STAT INPUT, found on the back of the module
    7. Be sure to run the thermostat wires through one of the slots of the rear access panel before
    connecting the wires
    8. Connect the 2 wires from your thermostat to the terminals on the module, 1 per terminal. Ensure
    the wires are firmly connected
    9. Connect the 2 wires at your wall thermostat to their terminals. Ensure the wires are firmly connected
    10. Reinstall the 9 pin wire harness to the 9 pin plug now found on the thermostat module
    11. Reinstall the control board and the slotted rear access panels
    12. Plug in the stove and you are ready to operate with your thermostat

    We Do Custom Stove Glass!

    Tuesday, December 7, 2010 Posted by

    Replacement wood stove glass for all makes of wood stoves and pellet stoves. High temperature pyroceram wood stove glass for replacing the ceramic glass on the following wood stoves: Appalachian, Ashley, Atlanta, Aurora, Black Bart, Blaze King, Blue Ridge, Buck, Carolina, Cemi, Country Comfort, Country Flame, Craft, Dove, Gibraltar, Grizzly, Hawke, Heatmaster, High Valley, Hitzer, Hot Blast, Jensen, Johnson, Jotul, King, Lilly, Nashua, Omega, Shenandoah, Sierra, Silent Flame, Squire, Sweet Home, Treemont and Warm Morning.

    Custom Cut per square inch We cut only 3/16″ Pyroceram III, the latest generation of hearth window designed to withstand temperatures of up to 1300° F. We have many of the most popular sizes and templates in stock.

    Hurry while supplies last, click HERE to order your custom stove glass!

    Our Chimney Kits Are Through the Roof!

    Saturday, December 11, 2010 Posted by

    Ever wish you could find all the parts you need for your through the roof chimney system in one place AND at a great price? Well look no further, A1 Stoves has the system you need!

    6 inch Complete Through the Roof Chimney Kit includes:
    DVL/DuraBlack Chimney Adapter  OR A Snap-Lock Adapter  OR A Slip Connector
    24″ Square Ceiling Support Box with Trim
    Adjustable Vented Flashing
    Chimney Cap
    Storm Collar
    Attic Insulation Shield
    2 X 36″ Dura Plus Galvanized Chimney Pipe
    Use for typical through-the-roof installations.
    Can be used for cathedral ceiling installations.
    A $622.90 Value For $560.61 Save: 10% !!!
    Prices won’t get any lower than this! For more information click HERE

    Pedestal Wood Stove Heater

    Friday, January 7, 2011 Posted by

    APS 1100B Wood StoveThe 1100B Pedestal Wood Stove Is A Great Addition To Any Home. With Its Simple Yet Refined Design, It Blends Perfectly With Many Different Decors. Rated Up To 67,000 Btu’s This Stove Will Heat Up To 1100 Sq. Ft. It Is Also Epa Certified With A 75% Thermal Efficiency Rating Qualifying You For The Federal Tax Credit! Installation Materials Are Not Included I.E. Floor Protector, Chimney Connector, Thimble, Radiation Shield, Flue

    • Color: Metallic Black
    • Firebrick Lined
    • EPA Certified Air Wash Glass Keeps Door Window Clean So You Can See The Warm Glow From The Fire
    • Large Viewing Window
    • Brass Appointments And Handle
    • Not Approved For Use In Mobile Or Modular Homes
    • 16″ Log Capacity
    • Quiet 100 Cfm Blower Included
    • 6″ Flue Collar

    $955.20
    Free Shipping
    Not Available For Sale In WA, AK, HI

    via Pedestal Heater, Epa Certified With Blower

    How to Troubleshoot a Gas BBQ Grill

    Monday, April 4, 2011 Posted by

    Spring is finally here! Time to spruce up the yard and have folks over for outdoor fun. Don’t forget to give a little attention to your gas BBQ grill before you invite the neighborhood over for steaks. We’ve compiled some simple steps to maintaining and troubleshooting your gas barbecue grill. If you find you need parts for your grill, please visit our vast BBQ parts section at A1Stoves.com

    Things You’ll Need:
    Dish detergent
    Air compressor
    Screwdriver
    Sandpaper

    1. Check your propane supply. Turn on the regulator. Look for leaks in the gas line by mixing a few drops of dish detergent with water. Apply this mixture to the gas line and watch for the appearance of bubbles, which indicate a leak in the line. Replace the line.

    2. Reset the excess flow regulator. The gas grill’s propane tank regulator may sense the grill is getting too much gas, when it’s actually not getting any gas. Turn the propane valve off. Turn off all the burners on the gas grill. Disconnect the regulator from the tank. Re-connect the regulator and tighten the connections with a wrench. Slowly turn the valve to the “On” position. Turn on a burner and try to ignite it. It should light if that was the problem. If it doesn’t solve the problem, the regulator is bad and you need to replace it.

    3. Clean out the venturi tubes on the gas burner if you have a weak, yellow flame. Any small insect or piece of debris can cause the gas not to flow properly. Use an air compressor to blow debris out of the gas burner or wash them out with a hose. Allow them to dry for at least half an hour before trying to relight them if you wash them out. If there is too much build up in the gas burner to clean them, buy replacement burners.

    4. Adjust the air control vents located behind the control knobs to get a more uniform blue flame. Use a screwdriver to tighten or loosen the screws to adjust the amount of air to the flame.

    5. Clean the igniter if it no longer sparks. Use a piece of fine sandpaper to clean the electrode tip. Check the wiring to make sure it’s intact. Replace an ignitor that still doesn’t set off a spark.

    6. Try a different propane tank. Sometimes the problem is the tank and not the gas grill.

    Wood Stove Parts

    Wednesday, April 13, 2011 Posted by
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    Wood Stove Parts on SaleWood stoves are the most popular, flexible and economical wood heat option. A stove can be located almost anywhere there is enough space and where its chimney can be properly routed. A perfect installation has the stove located centrally in the main floor living area of the house and the flue pipe running straight up into the chimney. This installation design will provide the best performance and need the least amount of maintenance. 

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    Please click on your stove name and follow the link to our web site www.A1Stoves.com. If you need help please email us at info@a1stoves.com and we’ll be glad to help!

     

    Earth Stove and Traditions Pellet Stove Parts

    Saturday, April 16, 2011 Posted by

    Earth Stove and Traditions Pellet Stove Parts


    We feature the complete line of parts for Earth Stove and Earth Stove Traditions stoves. That includes gas, pellet and wood parts. Many of the older models parts are no longer in production but if they’re available we can get them for you!

    We carry parts for the Earth Stove FP60, the HP40, MP240 and MP40. We also carry all parts in production for the Traditions pellet stove line including the Traditions T300P, the TP340 – TP440. The Traditions TP300 parts are in and so are the the TP40 and TP40N

    We have pellet stove manuals for the Earth Stove pellet stoves and many Traditions pellet stove manuals. Please feel free to visit our web site A1Stoves.com , call us, toll free 1-800-893-4950, or email us at info@a1stoves.com and we’ll be happy to help you find the correct parts for your model.


    How to Paint Your Stove

    Saturday, April 16, 2011 Posted by

    Spring is here and it’s time to freshen up things around the house. Several of our customers have asked us for instructions on painting their stoves. We’ve compiled the best steps below. If you need any assistance or parts for your wood stove, pellet stove or gas stove please visit our store www.A1Stoves.com or email us at info@a1stoves.com

    Because of the high temperatures involved, stove paints are formulated to be used in particular ways. This guide contains instructions for proper use of Stove Bright High Temperature Paint. Care in following the steps can help prevent the most common problems.

    Most stoves manufactured in the U.S. and Canada can be repainted with the Stove Bright High Temperature Paint without problem. There have been rare instances where the paint formulation of the original equipment manufacturer was not compatible with Stove Bright. Check with your stove manufacturer about the brand of paint used to coat the stove. Then call Stove Bright (1-800-537-7201) to ask about paint compatibility with Stove Bright. Another way to check compatibility is to test spray an area of your stove with Stove Bright to see how it reacts with the original paint.

    If the stove paint is not compatible with Stove Bright, or if the stove already has multiple layers of paint, then we strongly recommend removing the paint by sandblasting or sanding down to metal.

    There are 3 basic steps to paint your stove or stove pipe with Stove Bright High Temperature Paint:

    I. Prepare the surface
    II. Apply the paint
    III. Cure the paint

    The most critical step is surface preparation. The paint will only adhere as well as whatever is already on the stove. If the stove is rusted, and you do not remove all of the rust, then the paint will adhere to the rust and fail. If the stove has a coating that is peeling, blistering, or chalking, then the new topcoat will release from the stove in the same way. If the stove has grease, oil, dirt or any other contaminant on it, then the paint will not adhere to the metal of the stove.

    I. Prepare the surface for paint
    1. Remove oil, grease, graphite, or other hard to remove contaminants. We have found Lacquer Thinner, Toluene, or Acetone to be effective against the toughest surface contaminants.

    WARNING: Lacquer Thinner, Toluene and Acetone are HIGHLY FLAMMABLE. Do not use near open flame or in close proximity to anything that might spark. Turn off all appliances, extinguish pilot lights, and put out all source of flame.

    HEALTH WARNING: Lacquer Thinner, Toluene and Acetone give off vapors that are harmful. Do not breathe these vapors. Read and follow all instructions for product use, especially regarding eye protection, skin protection and breathing protection.

    2. To remove greasy finger prints, light dirt and dust, or simply for your final wipe down before applying the paint, the easy to use Stove Bright® Paint Prep is a good choice.

    3. In any areas where solvents cannot be used in the cleaning process you can use the brand Dirtex in aerosol or the brand Windex.

    CAUTION: Do NOT use products like Formula 409 or a tack cloth sold in many paint stores, because these products leave a residue that inhibits the adhesion qualities of Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint.

    4. Remove ALL rust. We recommend sandblasting, sanding, or grinding to remove rust.

    Extra effort in surface preparation leads to the best chance for a durable, beautiful finish. Trouble-shooting for surface preparation:  Paint coming off the surface in large patches indicates a problem with surface preparation. The best remedy is to remove all the paint, prepare the surface again and repaint. If rust is not removed completely before painting, rust will reappear on the newly painted surface over time. Painting over rust with Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint does not stop oxidation. That is why it is critical to remove all of the rust before painting.

    II. Apply the paint

    The application of Stove Bright High Temperature Paint requires some care to get the best results. There are some common techniques for using any aerosol paint and there are details specific to using Stove Bright in aerosol.

    1. Shake the can for 2 minutes to completely mix the paint pigment, metallic and solvents for the best uniform finish when sprayed. Most folks simply don’t shake Stove Bright® long enough.

    WARNING: The vapors and propellant coming from the aerosol can are HIGHLY FLAMMABLE. Extinguish all flames and keep away from sources of spark when spraying.

    HEALTH WARNING: Vapors are harmful if breathed directly. Use the product in a well-ventilated area. Use eye protection to avoid accidental contact with spray. Wear gloves and appropriate clothing to avoid skin irritation due to contact with the solvents and other chemicals in the paint.

    2. BEFORE you spray the paint on the stove or stove pipe note the following:

    a. Best results are achieved when the paint, the surface of the stove and the air temperature are above 65° F and below 85°F. You can warm a cold can of paint (from warehouse storage or left in a service truck in cold temperatures) by running hot tap water over it for two minutes. Do not over heat the can or expose it to open flame of any kind.

    b. Be sure the area is well-ventilated, that all open flames have been extinguished and that you are wearing appropriate protection for spraying the paint.

    c. Test spray on a piece of cardboard to be sure the paint is ready for use. Often the first spray from an aerosol can is mostly propellant with very little pigment. This test spray will bring the well-shaken paint mixture to the tip ready for your first pass on the surface.

    3. Two light coats are better than attempting one heavy coat.

    4. Paint should be sprayed from about 12 to 18 inches.

    5. The paint typically dries to touch in about 20 minutes. When doing two light coats as recommended above, you can apply the second coat after about 15 minutes. The paint will actually “air cure” in about 48 hours. The paint is formulated to be heat cured for the long-lasting, durable, heat-resistant finish you expect from Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint.

    Trouble-shooting paint application:
    If the paint peels or looks like shattered glass and comes off in thin strips, this is an indication that too much paint was applied. The best remedy for this condition is to remove as much of the paint as possible, wipe down the surface (as described in surface preparation) and repaint; taking care to apply the paint in two light coats while spraying from at least 12 inches from the surface (but not farther than 18” from the surface).

    If the finish is textured or gritty, it indicates dry spray occurred during application. This happens when the spray tip is too far from the surface, and the paint actually partially dries in the air before reaching the surface. The best remedy for this condition is to sand off the gritty areas, wipe down the surface (as described in surface preparation) and repaint; taking care to apply a light coat from a distance of less than 18 inches from the surface of the stove (but not closer than 12” from the surface).

    III. Cure the paint
    1. Build a small kindling fire to start.
    2. Add fuel to build a medium size fire to bring the stove surface temperature to about 450 degrees.
    3. Keep the medium size fire going for about 60 minutes.
    4. For the second stage of curing, add fuel to this fire to make it a very hot fire (surface temperature above 600°F) and keep it at this level for about 45 minutes.

    NOTE: During the second higher temperature burn phase there will be some smoke and unpleasant odor. To mitigate this effect, ventilate the room with open windows and doors to provide airflow. The smoke is NOT toxic.

    HEALTH WARNING: The smoke from the curing process displaces oxygen. Small children, elderly folks and persons with existing breathing problems should vacate the area during the hot burn to avoid the discomfort of lost oxygen. The smoke is primarily Carbon Dioxide, and therefore nontoxic but uncomfortable.
    Trouble-shooting paint curing:
    Take care to build slowly to the medium temperature fire. Building a hot fire immediately will shock the paint and cause it to release from the surface. The only remedy to this problem is to remove the paint, prepare the surface for repainting, and repaint.

    To avoid problems during the curing process, do not touch the surface with anything until the paint is fully cured. If something touches the surface during the curing process, the remedy is to sand and clean the area and repaint.

    Cured paint will be flat in terms of gloss. Many of the colors of Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint contain metallic flake, giving a nice reflective quality to the finish.

    Can won’t spray paint?  There are several reasons why an aerosol can of paint doesn’t spray:
    1. The aerosol tip is clogged with dried paint.
    2. Paint pigment has separated from solvent and is clogging the draw tube of the valve.
    3. Can is no longer effectively charged with propellant, so there is no pressure to force the paint up through the valve.
    4. Paint is old and has separated from the solvent and cannot be re-mixed.

    To clear the clogged tip:
    a. Be sure paint can is at room temperature (let it sit for several hours in 70 degrees room or place can in hot tap water for 2 to 3 minutes)

    b. Shake the can vigorously for at least 90 seconds. This is a long time to shake a can and requires some patience and effort to get the job done.

    c. Remove the old regular spray tip and insert the new regular tip (black).

    d. Turn the can upside down and spray a test on cardboard if the can sprays, then be sure the spray is clear (only propellant). This will mean your tip is clear and ready for use. If no spray comes out, or if the spray sputters, it indicates a clog in the draw tube.

    To clear the draw tube you should:

    a. Be sure paint can is at room temperature (let it sit for several hours in 70° room or place can in hot tap water for 2 to 3 minutes)

    b. Shake the can vigorously for at least 90 seconds. This is a long time to shake a can and requires some patience and effort to get the job done.

    c. Remove the regular spray tip and insert the clear-out tip (green).

    d. Spray the paint on test cardboard for several seconds until the paint appears to flow freely.

    e. Replace the clear-out tip with a new regular tip.

    f. Turn can upside-down and press trigger until no paint comes out (only propellant).

    No propellant in the can
    a. The easiest test for this is to squeeze the can. If the sides of the can give way easily (like an empty soda pop can) then there is not enough propellant to drive the paint out of the can.

    b. See you dealer for a replacement can of paint.

    Old paint
    a.  Look at the bottom of the can for a date and batch number.

    b.  If the date is more than 3 years past, then it is possible the product is too old.

    c.  Get a replacement can

    Earth Stove NF2000 Parts

    Wednesday, April 20, 2011 Posted by

    We receive dozens of calls during heating season requesting more information on the Earth Stove NF2000. The diagram on the right shows the basic components of the NF2000, you can click on the diagram to enlarge it.

    We carry all parts still being manufactured for this stove but supplies are limited on some parts. By clicking HERE you can check which parts are still available for your stove. We also have parts for the NF2000 insert, found HERE.

    If you have any questions please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us during west coast business hours – 8 am through 5 pm, Monday – Friday at 1-800-893-4950. We want to help you find your parts!

    The Anatomy of a Blaze King Wood Stove

    Thursday, April 21, 2011 Posted by

    Not sure what that “dohickey” is in your Blaze King wood stove? What’s that part that’s broken and you need to get a replacement for your Blaze King Princess? We can help! Whether it’s the catalytic thermometer, the catalytic combustor, the firebox, the thermostat, the ash drawer, the rheostat, the snap disc or the bypass handle, we’ve got the Blaze King wood stove parts you’re looking for!

    Please click HERE for a full list of the parts we have available.

    Click on the picture at the right to see an expanded view of the inside of your Blaze King stove. This will help you to identify the parts inside so you can order them easily. If you have any questions please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us Mon. – Fri., 8-5 pacific time 1-800-893-4950 and we’ll be happy to help you find the parts you need.

    Earth Stove Wood Stove Parts

    Sunday, April 24, 2011 Posted by

    Do you own an Earth Stove 1003C 1003CL, 1400HT, 1500HT or 1500HTL, 1900HT, 2800HT, BV4000C or BV400C and need replacement parts? We’ve got you covered! We carry all parts still in production for all the Earth Stove wood stoves mentioned above. Are you having trouble getting a stove company to call you back? Are you being forced to “self serve” your wood stove parts? Not at A1Stoves.com! We want to help you find the right part for your stove!

    Please click on any model of stove to be taken to our web site. There you will find a complete parts list under your model of Earth Stove and if you don’t find what you’re looking for please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5 pacific time – 800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find parts for your EarthStove wood stove!

    Best Chimney Sweep in Town!

    Tuesday, April 26, 2011 Posted by

    A1 Stoves is proud of the business they’ve built in Grass Valley, CA. In 25 years we’ve not only built a strong, loyal customer base, we’ve made a lot of friends! We’d like to extend a little bit of friendship to our local customers and we’re offering chimney sweeps on sale this summer for $118, click HERE to schedule a sweep. Expert chimney sweeping is available within 20 miles of Grass Valley, California 95945. Including Grass Valley, Nevada City, Penn Valley and surrounding communities of Lake Wildwood, Alta Sierra and Lake of the Pines.

    We  are trained in cleaning, maintenance and repair of chimney systems and venting solutions for every imaginable configuration of Wood stoves, Gas and Pellet stove vent. Our chimney sweep, inspection, and service are available throughout Nevada County, California. Please call our showroom for LOCAL Business and appointments 530-477-1979 or email us at info@a1stoves.com.

    Breckwell Pellet Stove Parts

    Saturday, April 30, 2011 Posted by

    A1 Stoves carries the full line of Breckwell pellet stove replacement parts. We’ve been a Breckwell dealer for 15 years and are trained professionals, not just offering their parts online. You have many options to buy parts for your Breckwell stove, we want to make sure you get the right parts for your stove, not just make a sale. You’ll find many web sites don’t want to help you find the right part for your stove, forcing you to determine what’s wrong with your stove and which part is needed to fix the problem. We aren’t like that, we’re trained professionals who want our customers warm and happy for those long winter months!

    We have parts in stock for the the fine Breckwell pellet stove listed below. Please click on your Breckwell stove model and you’ll be taken to our online shopping cart:

    Breckwell P22 Maverick

    Breckwell P22 Insert

    Breckwell P23 Sonora

    Breckwell P23 Sonora Insert

    Breckwell P24 Blazer

    Breckwell P24 Blazer Insert

    Breckwell Big E – P1000

    Breckwell P2000 Tahoe

    Breckwell P2000 Tahoe Insert

    Breckwell P2700 Mojave

    Heartland P6000

    Breckwell P4000 Classic Cast

    If you don’t see what you’re looking for or need help determining which part is right for your stove, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5 pacific time 800-893-4950. We want to help you find your parts!

    Earth Stove 1500 Wood Stove Parts

    Sunday, May 1, 2011 Posted by

    Earth Stove produced fantastic wood stoves and were bought out by Lennox Hearth Products years ago. Some parts for the Earth Stove 1500 Ht and 1500 HTLG are no longer in production but if Lennox is still producing the parts we can get them.

    Whether you need the draft module kit, the glass gasket, door gasket kit, replacement grates, hinge pins, replacement glass, rheostat, or the ash drawer kit, we’re the dealer to contact! Please follow the link HERE for a complete list of parts for the Earth Stove 1500 HT and HTLG wood stoves.

    If you don’t see what you’re looking for or you need help finding your part, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us, M-F, 8-5 pacific time 800-893-4950 and we’ll be happy to help you find the part that’s right for your stove.

    Whitfield Profile 30 Pellet Stove Parts

    Wednesday, May 4, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of Whitfield Profile 30 Replacement Parts. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5, 800-893-4950

    For Models with Serial Nos. Less Than 11904
    Profile 30 Freestanding and Profile 30 Freestanding-2 Serial Nos. Greater Than 11905
    MODEL YEARS: 2000 – 2002

    Part Numbers Part Description and Link (click on part and you’ll be taken to our online store)

    Door and Body Parts
    14750111 Door Assembly, Firebox, (with 1 Piece Glass)
    H0297 Door Assembly, Firebox, DK-P30 (with 3 Piece Glass) SN > 14708999
    26M81 Gasket Kit, Door, 3/4 in. Rope, 7 ft. (units with 1 piece glass)
    61051000 Gasket Kit, Door, 1 in. Rope, 7 ft. (units with 3 piece glass)
    61057202 Gasket Kit, Glass (10 Ft. flat)
    12146402 Glass, Front (units with 1 pc. glass)
    H0254 Glass, Front (units with 3 pc. glass)
    H0255 Glass, Side (order 2 if set is needed) (units with 3 pc. glass)
    17150095 Handle Assembly, Door
    14750021 Hinge Bracket
    14750070 Panel, Left Side
    14750150 Panel, Rear Freestanding
    14750075 Panel, Right Side
    14750060 Panel, Top
    14750186 Pedestal Assembly

    Auger System and Electrical Parts
    12050011 Blower, Exhaust
    12146109 Blower, Room Air – Convection Blower (Hard Washer) Includes gasket.
    16052112 Control Board
    12147705 Disc, High Limit, Snapswitch 250 DG (L250-30F,60T21)
    18150150 Fuse, Control Board, 5 Amp, 250 volt, Fast blow, 12 per pkg.
    12055908 Fuse, Igniter, 6 Amp, 125 volt, Fast blow, 12 per pkg.
    61050041 Gasket, Exhaust Blower, Tear Down
    61050005 Gasket, Exhaust Fan, Fan Mount, 5 per pkg.
    61057203 Gasket, Room Air Fan – Convection Air Blower Gasket
    12140213 Igniter Probe Replacement
    12046300 Motor, Auger
    H0330 Photoeye relocation kit Serial No. <11905 (relocates photoeye to top of auger tube)
    12058820 Power Cord, 8 feet (52L17)
    16050001 Pressure Switch
    13656003 Hose, Pressure Switch, 19 in. (may need to be cut to size)
    16050205 Thermostat, Wall (Wire, 16020204, not included)
    12050815 Wire Harness
    11756300 Auger Shaft Kit
    12051001 Bumper, Auger, 5 per pkg.
    12041300 Collar and Screw Set, Auger, 3 per pkg.
    17250241 End Plate, Auger (Flange)
    13740005 Bracket, Hoppe
    r Lid Support

    Miscellaneous Parts
    12050004 Brush, Cleaning
    12151306 Damper Rod Kit
    21M87 Enhancement Kit, Profile 30 Insert – includes Pressure Switch, Control Board, Auger Bumper
    61050016 Gasket, Quick Disconnect
    61050003 Gasket, Auger Flange
    12051409 Knob, Control Board Door (6 per pkg.)
    12050093 Quick Disconnect 3 in.

    Fireback and Firebrick Components
    14750014 Scraper Rod Kit, Replacement (Fits – Profile Series, Freestanding and Insert)
    12055500 Tool, Grate Scraper
    17100061 Baffle, Heat Exchange
    11750011 Clips, Brick
    14750015 Firebrick Set
    H0245 Log Set
    12051263 UltraGrate, Replacement

    How to Remove a Combustion Blower – Whitfield Advantage IIT Classic

    Wednesday, May 4, 2011 Posted by

    Whitfield Advantage IIT

    As always, it is recommended you have a trained professional repair your pellet stove. The following instructions are for educational purposes only. We’ll show you, step by step how to remove the combustion blower on your Whitfield Advantage II-T Class pellet stove

    If you have questions or we can help you find the right parts for your Whitfield pellet stove please email us at info@a1Stoves.com or call us, M-F, 8-5 pacific time – 800-893-4950

    Please click on the image to enlarge.

    Wiring Diagram for Whitfield Advantage II T Classic

    Sunday, May 8, 2011 Posted by

    As always, A1Stoves.com recommends you have a trained professional do all repairs to your Whitfield Advantage IIT Classic pellet stove. The following diagram is for educational purposes only. If you have questions or need help finding the right part for your Advantage IIT Classic pellet stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5 pacific 800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove!

    Please click on the image below to enlarge:

    Pellet Stove Parts at Everyday Low Prices

    Wednesday, May 11, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com features pellet stove parts for most brands of pellet stoves including Austroflamm, Breckwell, Earth Stove, EasyFire, Enviro, Flame, Harman, Osburn, Quadrafire, Traditions, and Whitfield. We carry a full line of auger motors, blowers & fans, burn pots & grates, control boards, door gasket, electrical parts, fire bricks, glass & glass clips, glass gasket, handles & knobs, ignitors and pellet stove body parts. We also carry a huge selection of pellet stove manuals.

    By clicking on any of the manufacturers or parts highlighted above, you will be taken to our web site. If you don’t see what you’re looking for please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us, M-F, 8-5 pacific 1-800-893-4950. Our highly qualified customer service representatives and technicians will be happy to help you find the right parts for your pellet stove!

     

    Complete Wood Stove Chimney Kit on Sale!

    Tuesday, May 17, 2011 Posted by

    6" Chimney System

    A1Stoves.com is offering a complete 6 inch, wood stove, through the roof chimney kit at summer prices, just $560.61 COMPLETE! The complete kit includes:

    6 inch Complete Through the Roof Chimney Kit includes:
    DVL/DuraBlack Chimney Adapter $20.50 OR A Snap-Lock Adapter $41.63 OR A Slip Connector $26.60 2.23
    24″ Square Ceiling Support Box with Trim $87.80 14.7
    Adjustable Vented Flashing 0/12-6/12 $59.00 9.5
    Chimney Cap $76.56 4.65
    Storm Collar $13.94 1
    Attic Insulation Shield $74.60 6.3
    2 X 36″ Dura Plus Galvanized Chimney Pipe $290.60 40

    This kit can be used for typical through-the-roof installations and can also be used for cathedral ceiling installations. Simply click on any of the parts above to be taken to our online shopping cart. If you have questions or need professional advise on any chimney system, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5 pacific time 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your chimney installation.

    BBQ Parts

    Thursday, May 19, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com offers a wide selection of Vermont Castings barbeque parts.  Summer is the time to get that bbq ready for outdoor fun.

    The two most important parts on your grill are the grates and the burners. Yes, the outside matters as does the ignition system, but the grates are where you cook the food and the burners are how you do it. If you buy a grill that comes with an inferior grade of grate, you will find yourself replacing them so often you’ll wish you had bought a more expensive grill. Vermont Castings barbeque parts, the grates in particular, are made of high quality porcelain coated cast iron. This type grate is highly rated for its strength and durability. As long as the porcelain is treated properly and does not chip off, your grates will not rust and you will not have to replace them.

    Other Vermont Castings barbeque parts, such as the burners are also made of high quality materials. The burners are the part replaced most often on gas grills and on Vermont Castings barbeques; they are made of stainless steel. Stainless steel doesn’t rust and can sustain high temperatures. The best part about buying a solid brand name like Vermont Castings is that you can find Vermont Castings barbeque parts online. Part prices are reasonable and oftentimes there are free shipping deals to be found.

    Other areas to look at when purchasing a new grill include the size of the cooking area and the power. While BTUs aren’t everything, you do want to know what you can expect your grill to do. The amount of power should compliment the amount of cooking space you have. You should know that you could find Vermont Castings barbeque parts to fit any of the areas of the grill that may need them.

    When looking for a grill that you want to last, you have to look at every aspect of what is available. You probably won’t want to go out and buy the cheapest grill you can find unless you plan on buying a new grill every year. You do want to be able to replace individual parts; making the availability of Vermont Castings barbeque parts a very attractive aspect of buying a Vermont Castings gas grill.

    Whether you need a natural gas hose for your Vermont Castings S400 gas barbeque or for your S500 BBQ, we have what you’re looking for.  Perhaps the kit shelf for your Vermont Castings S500 needs to be replaced, we have those in stock and can be found HERE.

    We have replacement parts for your VCS3507 and your Vermont Castings 3517 BBQ. Looking for racks, burners, door assemblies for your barbeque? We’ve got  hundreds of them!

    One of the best ways to find competent professionals is to check their credentials. We have been in the stove, chimney and awning business for over 20 years.

    We are Master Hearth Professionals, certified by the National Fireplace Institute, the highest level of certification in the hearth industry. Only those who pass a rigorous examination covering important topics like safety and placement, venting requirements, and installation guidelines receive NFI Professional Certification. Only the cream of the crop become Master Hearth Professionals, specializing in Gas, Wood and Pellet Stoves.

    Earth Stove Wood Stove Parts

    Tuesday, May 24, 2011 Posted by

    Do you own an Earth Stove 1003C 1003CL, 1400HT, 1500HT or 1500HTL, 1900HT, 2800HT, BV4000C or BV400C and need replacement parts? We’ve got you covered! We carry all parts still in production for all the Earth Stove wood stoves mentioned above. Are you having trouble getting a stove company to call you back? Are you being forced to “self serve” your wood stove parts? Not at A1Stoves.com! We want to help you find the right part for your stove! We have trained stove specialists waiting to answer your questions!

    Please click on any model of stove to be taken to our web site. There you will find a complete parts list under your model of Earth Stove and if you don’t find what you’re looking for please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5 pacific time – 800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find parts for your EarthStove wood stove!

    Earth Stove Parts

    Breckwell P23 Pellet Stove Sale

    Thursday, June 2, 2011 Posted by

    Breckwell Pellet Stove Sale

    A1Stoves.com is having a sale on the Breckwell P-23 pellet stove. This is the Breckwell P23 freestanding model with a stand and the black door. If you’d prefer the gold trimmed door, please add $100 to the price. This stove boasts up to 55 hours of heating time from a single fuel load. There’s a convenient ash drawer to eliminate those messy ash clean ups. The fuel feeds automatically and the blowers on the Breckwell P23 are whisper quiet. The “hot rod” automatic ignitor makes lighting the pellet stove a breeze. This fine stove comes with a lifetime limited warranty and qualifies for the 2011 tax credit of $300.

    For more information on the Breckwell P-23 pellet stove, please click HERE to be taken to our online shopping cart. If you have questions please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us, M-F 800-893-4950, 8-5 pacific time. We’ll be happy to help you find the stove that’s just right for you!

    Whitfield Optima 2 and Optima 3 Wiring Diagram

    Saturday, June 4, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com offers the complete line of parts still in production for the Whitfield Optima 2 and Whitfield Optima 3 pellet stoves.

    Please visit our online store by clicking any of the highlighted words in the post or if you need help finding the right parts for your Whitfield Pellet Stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us, M-F, 8-5 pacific 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find parts for your Whitfield pellet stove.

    Below is the wiring diagram for the Whitfield Optima 2 and Whitfield Optima 3 pellet stoves. This diagram has been taken from the service manual provided by the manufacturer and is for educational purposes only. All repairs to your pellet stove should be performed by a certified pellet stove technician.

    Whitfield Optima 2 and Optima 3 Parts

     

    How to Install a Pellet Stove Auger Motor

    Saturday, June 11, 2011 Posted by

    The following instructions should be performed by a qualified pellet stove technician and are for instructional purposes only.

    Pellet Stove Parts

    Please visit our online shopping cart by clicking HERE. We carry pellet stove parts for Austroflamm, Breckwell, Earth Stove, EasyFire, Enviro, Flame, Harman, Osburn, Quadrafire, Traditions, and Whitfield pellet stoves.  We also carry a full line of wood stove parts. If you need help finding the right part please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us M-F, 8-5, pacific time 800-893-4950 and we’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove!

    Pellet Stove Parts

    Sunday, July 31, 2011 Posted by

    Pellet Stove PartsWe offer pellet stove parts for all major brands of pellet burning stoves including Whitfield, Breckwell, Quadrafire, Austroflamm, and The Earth Stove.
    Finding the right parts for your pellet stove can often be a daunting task if certain information is unavailable. Information such as the Make, Model and Serial Number of your Pellet Stove is crucial to a successful Pellet Stove repair. To Identify your stove you will be looking for a metal plate that is riveted to the back or side of the stove.
    In some cases, such as Whitfield pellet stoves the plate is inside the hopper lid.

    A Quadrafire pellet stove insert may have the plate on the side so you don’t have to pull the stove completely out of the fireplace. Sending a picture of your stove to the techs at A-1 Stoves.com is another way of making sure you are going to be ordering parts for the right stove. Once you have identified your stove it is a good idea to record that information in your manual. Don’t have your pellet stove manual? No problem! CLICK HERE for pellet stove manuals.

    Little Rascal Pellet Stove Sale!

    Monday, August 1, 2011 Posted by

    Little Rascal Pellet Stove

    A1 Stoves.com features the fine line of Country Flame stoves and the replacement parts. Please click on the highlighted words to be take to our web site where you’ll find parts for the Country Flame pellet stove line. We’re also having a sale on the Little Rascal $1889.10, that’s 10% lower than you’ll find pellet stoves for sale online!

    A-1 Stoves.com is proud to announce the addition of the Country Flame Little Rascal Wood Pellet Stove Parts to our lineup of  supported appliances.  The Little Rascal has been updated with the latest in wood pellet stove technology and ready to handle the toughest fuel out there.
    This unit is compact in size yet will heat up your home like the big boys.  State of the art electronics along with a complete diagnostic center will give you the information needed to operate your Little Rascal with ease.  Lighting the fuel is a breeze with the on-board auto ignition system.

    If you have any questions please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your pellet stove!

    Wood Stove Parts From Certified Hearth Professionals

    Tuesday, August 2, 2011 Posted by


                

    A1Stoves.com carries replacement parts for a large variety of wood stove manufacturers. If you’re not sure of which parts you need to fix your stove email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. We have trained professionals ready to help you troubleshoot your wood stove and get you the right parts, we truly want to help you!

    A1 Stoves is a member of the Better Business Bureau, and long standing members of the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association. We have been in the stove, chimney and awning business for over 20 years. A1 Stoves is passionate about providing excellent customer service and helping you find the products or parts that you need.

    We are certified Master Hearth Professionals by the National Fireplace Institute, the highest level of certification in the hearth industry. We’re also long standing members of the National Chimney Sweep Guild. If you’re looking for knowledgeable, dependable help with your heating needs, you’re in the right place!

    Below is a list of the wood stoves we carry parts for. Simply click on your stove brand and you’ll be taken to our online shopping cart:

    Appalachian Wood Stove Parts
    Ashley Wood Stove Parts
    Atlanta Stove Works Parts
    Aurora Wood Stove Parts
    Austroflamm Wood Stove Parts
    Black Bart Wood Stove Parts
    Blaze King Wood Stove Parts
    Blue Ridge Wood Stove Parts
    Breckwell Wood Stove Parts
    Buck Stove Parts
    Carolina Wood Stove Parts
    Cemi Stove Parts
    Country Stoves Parts by Lennox
    Country Comfort Wood Stove Parts
    Country Flame Parts
    Craft Wood Stove Parts
    Dove Stove Parts
    Earth Stove Wood Stove Parts
    Gibraltar Wood Stove Parts
    Grizzly Wood Stove Parts
    Hawke Wood Stove Parts
    Heat and Glo Wood Stove Parts
    HotBlast Wood Stove Parts
    HeatMaster Wood Stove Parts
    High Valley Wood Stove Parts
    Jensen Wood Stove Parts

    Johnson Wood Stove Parts
    King Wood Stove Parts
    Lennox Wood Stove Parts
    Lilly Wood Stove Parts
    Lilly Furnace Parts
    MealMaster Wood Stove Parts
    Nashua Wood Stove Parts
    Omega Wood Stove Parts
    Osburn Wood Stove Parts
    Riteway Wood Stove Parts
    Shenandoah Wood Stove Parts
    Sierra Stove Parts
    Silent Flame Wood Stove Parts
    Squire Wood Stove Parts
    Suburban Wood Stove Parts
    Sweet Home Wood Stove Parts
    Treemont Wood Stove Parts
    Warm Morning Wood Stove Parts
    Woodchuck Wood Stove Parts

    Earth Stove Pellet Stove Parts

    Thursday, August 4, 2011 Posted by

     

    A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of  parts for The Earth Stove  pellet stoves. Many of the parts for these older pellet stoves are no longer in production. To see a complete parts list and availability click on your Earth Stove model below to be taken to our online shopping cart. If you have questions or need help determining which part you need, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you!

    Earth Stove FP60
    Earth Stove HP40
    Earth Stove MP240
    Earth Stove MP250
    Earth Stove MP35-50
    Earth Stove MP40
    Earth Stove NF2000
    Earth Stove NF2000I

    Whitfield Optima 2 Pellet Stove Parts

    Thursday, August 4, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com carries the complete line of parts for the Whitfield Optima 2 pellet stove. Below is the parts list for the Optima 2, by clicking on any of the parts listed you will be taken to our online shopping cart for price and availability. If you have any questions or need help finding the right part for your Whitfield pellet stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or give us a call, 1-800-893-4950, our trained professionals are happy to help you find the parts you need!

    Parts List for the Whitfield Optima 2 Freestanding and Insert

    Door and Body Components
    14650408 Ash Pan Optima 2 FS
    14650414 Ash Pan Cover Optima 2 Free Standing
    14650460 (2) Door Assembly, Cast Iron Firebox Optima 2 Free Standing
    26M81 Gasket Kit, Door, 3/4 in. Rope, (10 Ft.) Optima 2 Free Standing
    61057202 Gasket Kit, Glass (3/4 in. x 1/16 in. x 10 Ft.) All
    H0257 Glass, Front, Includes gasket Optima 2 FS
    H0258 Glass, Side (order 2 if set is needed), Includes gasket Optima 2 FS
    14650446 Hinge Bracket Optima 2 FS
    13740005 Hopper Lid Hinge Brackets Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
    14750406 Knob Kit, Door (includes latch, 3 washers, nut and door latch receiver) All
    14750405 Opener, Door Handle All
    14650450 Panel, Left Side Optima 2 Free Standing
    14650451 Panel, Right Side Optima 2 Freestanding
    14650456 Panel, Rear Optima 2 Free Standing
    14650455 Panel, Top (hopper lid) Optima 2 Free Standing

    Electrical Parts
    12046300 Auger Motor All
    12146109 Blower, Convection, Hard Washer (Includes gasket) All
    12050011 Blower, Exhaust All
    16053941 Control Board Optima 2 FS
    12147705 Disc, High Limit Snapswitch, 250 DG (L250-30F,60T21) All
    18150150 Fuse, Control Board, 5 Amp, 250 volt, Fast blow, 12 pk. All
    12055908 Fuse, Igniter, 6 Amp, 125 volt, Fast blow, 12 pk. All
    12140213 Ignitor Probe, 400 W, 4.8 A All
    14750404 Photoeye Kit, Replacement All
    12058820 Power Cord, 8 feet All
    16050001 Pressure Switch All
    16050205 Thermostat, Wall All
    12050815 Wiring Harness All

    Firebox Parts
    13640028 Clips, Brick Optima 2 FS
    13650046 Firebox Baffle Optima 2 FS
    14650011 Firebrick Set, 1 pc. Optima 2 FS
    14650428 Housing, Igniter Tube Optima 2 FS
    12158905 UltraGrate All

    Auger System Components
    11756300 Auger Shaft
    12051001 Bumper, Auger (Set of 5)
    12041300 Collar and Screw Set, Auger (Set of 3) All
    20950088 Flange, Auger (end plate) All

    Misc. Parts
    12151307 Collar, Damper Rod St, 1/4 in (with set screw) Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
    12151309 Damper Rod, Complete Optima 2 FS and 3 FS
    11750004 Damper Rod, Knob (6 per pack) All
    15050058 Filter, Photoeye All
    14650060 Gasket, Photoeye Optima 2 FS
    61050003 Gasket, Auger Flange, All
    61050005 Gasket, Exhaust blower, All
    61057203 Gasket, Room Air Blower – Convection Air Blower, All
    61050016 Gasket, Quick Disconnect All
    12055500 Tool, Grate Scraper All
    12050093 Quick Disconnect 3 in. Vent Side All

    How to Order Custom Glass Cuts for Wood Stove

    Saturday, August 6, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com  is not just an online parts company. We have a beautiful showroom nestled in the hills of Grass Valley, California. We’ve been in the heating and hearth business for over 20 years and we take pride in providing skilled and certified help with your heating needs. Please take a moment to check our credentials and we think you’ll see that we’re serious about providing professional and skilled customer service.

    A1Stoves.com is offering custom stove glass, cut to order. We’ve created an instructional video to help you through the process. Once you’ve watched the video, please click HERE to order your glass.

    Please contact us at info@A1Stoves.com, or call us at 1-800-893-4950 if you have questions or need help ordering parts for your wood stove. One of our trained professionals will be happy to help you!

     

     

    How to Change Your Stove Glass Gasket

    Sunday, August 7, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com is pleased to present another installment of our instructional videos.  Today’s video shows you how to change the glass gasket in your wood or pellet stove. If you have questions regarding your wood stove, pellet stove or gas stove, please email us at info@A1stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950.  We have trained professionals waiting to help you find parts for your heating stove.

    We have been in the hearth & home business for over 20 years and are highly qualified by the industry standards.  Please take a moment to check our credentials and then please visit our web site for parts for your pellet, wood or gas stove.

     

    Window Mounted Pellet Stove!

    Saturday, August 13, 2011 Posted by

    That’s right a window mounted pellet stove! This Eco Aire Window Mount Pellet Stove packs powerful pellet stove heat in an easy to install, slide in design that fits most popular window sizes or can be installed in wall. Produces 8000 to 24,000 BTU with no external venting or special wiring required. Plugs into standard household outlet. Draws combustion air from outside and expels the exhaust back outside without affecting indoor air quality. Safe to use in garages and shops, all season patio rooms, small apartments, attic expansions and hard to heat areas. Five heat settings and dual blowers. UL approved. Made in the U.S.A. For a limited time we’re offering FREE SHIPPING on this item!

    If you have questions about this stove or need help with any stove parts, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com OR call us 1-800-893-4950WE’RE HAPPY TO HELP YOU FIND THE RIGHT STOVE OR PARTS FOR YOUR STOVE! We are NOT a “find it yourself” kinda company!

    How to Change the Door Gasket on Your Wood Stove

    Saturday, August 13, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com is proud to feature the next video in our line of instructional videos. If you have questions or need help finding parts or fixing your stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove!

    Get Your Wood Stove Ready for Winter

    Friday, August 19, 2011 Posted by

    Summer is winding down and now is the time to check your wood stove to make sure you aren’t caught in the cold! No matter what fuel your fireplace or stove uses, annual maintenance is necessary. When wood burning is your alternative fuel choice, there are certain common sense tasks that need to be completed. But even when burning natural gas or pellets there are necessary inspections and cleaning work that should be scheduled before the heat comes on.

    The chimney on your wood stove or fireplace will need to be inspected and cleaned. Contact a certified, experienced professional to handle this for you. They will use up to date equipment and essential safety procedures to ensure a thorough job is done.

    It’s important to remove the creosote build up from your chimney every year. Official stats record that there are over 25,000 chimney fires that break out annually due to creosote build up. A professional chimney sweep will have the knowledge, products and equipment to complete this job and create a safe environment in your home.

    Some of the maintenance on your wood stove and fireplace can be done yourself. The more simple tasks involved are:

    •vacuum ashes from the firebox
    •clean the glass door using specialty fireplace glass cleaner
    •check the doors for proper operation and seal
    •inspect damper and ensure it is opening and closing properly
    •source out a supply of clean, seasoned hardwood
    •stack safely in a log rack the proper distance away from your home

    Your chimney sweep may also perform the inspection on your fireplace or wood stove, including the flue, firebox and stove pipe, if applicable. If you’re in Nevada County give A1Stoves.com a call and schedule a chimney sweep, 1-800-893-4950. If you need chimney sweep tools please visit our web site by clicking HERE. If you’re looking for parts for your wood stove, please click HERE to see our full line of wood stove parts. If you have questions or need help with your wood stove, gas stove or pellet stove, email us at info@a1Stoves.com or call us, 1-800-893-4950 we’re happy to help you fix your stove!

    Wood Stove Parts on Sale!! Hurry to Save 10% on Wood Stove Parts

    Sunday, August 21, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com offers wood stove parts for most major brands and for many wood stoves that the manufacturer has gone out of business. We’re having an Early Bird SALE 10% OFF wood stove parts and pellet stove parts! Please click on your wood stove brand below and you’ll be taken to our online shopping cart. If you don’t see the parts you’re looking for or if you have questions regarding how to repair, maintain or enhance your wood burning stove, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. Our certified wood stove specialists will be happy to help you find the right parts for your wood stove!

    HURRY! THIS SALE WON’T LAST LONG!

    List of stoves we offer parts for – please click on your stove brand for a complete parts list:

    Appalachian

    Ashley

    Atlanta Wood Stove Works

    Aurora

    Austroflamm

    Black Bart

    Blaze King

    Blue Ridge

    Breckwell

    Buck Stove

    Carolina

    Cemi

    Country Stoves

    Country Comfort

    Country Flame

    Craft

    Dove

    Earth Stove

    Gibraltar Stoves

    Grizzly

    Hawke

    Heat and Glo

    HeatMaster

    High Valley

    Hitzer

    Hotblast

    Jensen

    Johnson

    Jotul

    King Stoves

    Lennox

    Lilly Furnace

    Lilly Stoves

    Mealmaster

    Nashua

    Omega

    Osburn

    Riteway

    Shenandoah

    Sierra Stoves

    Silent Flame

    Squire

    Suburban

    Sweet Home

    Treemont

    Warm Morning

    Woodchuck

    Pellet Stove Parts on Sale!

    Monday, August 22, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com is offering 10% OFF pellet stove parts. This sale won’t last long so please visit our web site by clicking on your stove model below. If you don’t see what you’re looking for or you have questions regarding the repair of your pellet stove, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950. Our trained professionals will be happy to help you find parts for your pellet stove or help you troubleshoot your pellet stove.

    A1Stoves.com features parts for these fine pellet stove manufacturers:

    Austroflamm
    Breckwell
    Earth Stove
    Country Flame
    Easy Fire
    Enviro
    Flame
    Harman
    Osburn
    QuadraFire
    Traditions
    Whitfield

    A1 Stoves – Why Buy Your Stove Parts From Us?

    Tuesday, August 23, 2011 Posted by

    One of the best ways to find competent professionals is to check their credentials. We have been in the stove, chimney and awning business for over 25 years. We are also licensed contractors in the state of California.

    We are Master Hearth Professionals, certified by the National Fireplace Institute, the highest level of certification in the hearth industry. Only those who pass a rigorous examination covering important topics like safety and placement, venting requirements, and installation guidelines receive NFI Professional Certification. Only the cream of the crop become Master Hearth Professionals, specializing in gas, wood and pellet stoves as well as the hearth and chimney that surround the stove. We’re also long standing members of the Better Business Bureau and the BBB online. Lots of folks call themselves professionals, we’ve got the certs and skills to prove it.

    The thing is, we’re not just here to sell parts, we REALLY want to help you! Take a look at what our customers are saying about us HERE. You’ll see the the testimonials frequently mention our outstanding customer service. We have a fair and speedy return policy and we don’t charge you to cancel your order like some of our competitors. We understand that these are challenging times and we want to give you a fair price, speedy shipments and above all, knowledgeable customer service to help you find the parts you need or the service that’s right for you.

         

    Our beautiful showroom is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains at:

    819 Whispering Pines Lane
    Grass Valley, CA 95945
    Office – 1-800-893-4950
    Fax - 530-477-1998
    Email – info@a1stoves.com

    For our local customers we also offer chimney sweep services, air duct cleaning, pressure washing, garage door repairs, home repairs & remodels, window cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, roof & gutter cleaning and roof repairs.

    There’s really no reason to buy from anyone else. Give us a call or email us and we’ll show you the true meaning of customer service!

     

    How to Fix a Pellet Stove

    Monday, August 29, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com will be offering a series of articles on how to fix your pellet stove. Whether you have an Austroflamm, Whitfield, Breckwell, Earth Stove, Enviro, Flame, Harman, Osburn, Quadrafire, Traditions or  any brand of pellet stove, the first step is to troubleshoot the problem. If you auger motor or blower runs constantly, your pellet stove igniter won’t shut down, your stove is running in “fault mode”,  your pellet stove faults within 15 minutes of start up, your pellet stove ignites but the flame doesn’t last, we’ve got the answers! Best of all ALL PELLET STOVE PARTS ARE ON SALE!

    We also feature pellet stove door gasket in all sizes, glass gasket, fire bricks and we can cut custom glass orders for most stoves.

    Please take a look at the chart below and if you have any questions our certified staff will be happy to help! Email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. By clicking on any of the highlighted words above you will be taken to our online shopping cart for pricing and availability.

    CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE

     

    Getting Your Stove Ready For Winter

    Saturday, September 3, 2011 Posted by

    It will soon be getting cold at night and that means it’s time to do yearly maintenance on your wood stove, pellet stove and gas stove.  A1 Stoves is happy to offer the basic steps below to help you troubleshoot your heating stove. If you find you need stove parts, please visit our web site, we’re offering all wood stove parts and pellet stove parts on sale at 10% OFF!

    If you have any questions or need help finding the right parts for your stove, please email us at info@A1stoves.com or call us, 1-800-893-4950. Our certified hearth professionals will be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove! We’ve been in the home and hearth business for over 20 years and we take pride in our workmanship and our customer service staff. If you are buying stove parts online be sure to check the return policy of the company you’ll be dealing with. May of our competitors charge outrageous fees to return and some even charge to cancel an order!

    Pellet Stove Part Sale 10% OFF!

    Tuesday, September 6, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com is offering 10% OFF pellet stove parts. This sale won’t last long so please visit our web site by clicking on your stove model below. If you don’t see what you’re looking for or you have questions regarding the repair of your pellet stove, please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us 1-800-893-4950. Our trained professionals will be happy to help you find parts for your pellet stove or help you troubleshoot your pellet stove.

    A1Stoves.com features parts for these fine pellet stove manufacturers:

    Austroflamm
    Breckwell
    Earth Stove
    Country Flame
    Easy Fire
    Enviro
    Flame
    Harman
    Osburn
    QuadraFire
    Traditions
    Whitfield

    Need Help Fixing Your Whitfield Profile 20, Profile 30 or Cascade Pellet Stove?

    Saturday, September 10, 2011 Posted by

    Here at A1Stoves.com we’re dedicated to helping you find the right parts for your pellet stove and in order to do that the problem must be accurately defined. We’re posting the troubleshooting guide that is directly from the manufacturer to help you determine the problem with your Whitfield Profile 20, Whitfield Profile 30 and Whitfield Cascade pellet stoves. If you have any questions please email us at info@a1stoves.com or call us, M-F, 8-5 pacific 800-893-4950, we’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove! All pellet stove parts are on sale, 10% OFF until September 21st! Hurry, don’t get left out in the cold!

    (Please click on the image below to see a larger version)

    Whitfield Profile 20, Profile 30, Cascade Wiring Diagram

    Tuesday, September 13, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com is offering a series on instructional posts to help our customers fix their Whitfield Profile 20, Whitfield Profile 30, Whitfield Cascade, and Traditions pellet stoves. Today’s post includes some helpful information about the units and also the wiring diagram for each of the pellet stoves.

    If you have ANY questions or need help finding parts for your Whitfield Profile 20, Profile 30, Cascade or Traditions pellet stoves please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us, 1-800-893-4950, and one of our certified professionals will be happy to help you troubleshoot or find parts for your stove.

    The Profile 20 & 30 product lines, as well as the Cascade model, are sheet metal in construction. The Profile 20 & 30 models contain a separate motor for combustion and convection air movement. The Cascade has one motor that drives two fans on a single shaft. All models are top feed, negative pressure combustion units. The Cascade has legs, while the Profile 20 & 30 freestanding models are on a pedestal. Each model contains ash slides and an ash drawer. The Profile 20 & 30 models are fully automatic and come standard with a thermostat and wire.

    The Traditions line is a metal firebox housed within a cast body. There are three-baked porcelain enamel styles. They are Mojave Sand, Hunter Green, and Ebony Black. A fourth model is painted black cast. There are two motors for air movement, the combustion motor and convection motor. The top of the appliance directs convection air down to the hearth. These all come with legs and are fully automatic, standard equipped with thermostat and wire. There are ash slides and an ash drawer. A damper control handle is located behind the ash drawer on the right side facing the appliance.

    Below is the wiring diagram for the Cascade, Profile Series and Traditions pellet stoves:

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    Whitfield Pellet Stove Parts on Sale!

    Thursday, September 15, 2011 Posted by

    A1Stoves.com offers all parts still in production for Whitfield Pellet Stoves. We have parts for the Advantage I, Advantage II, Advantage IIT, Advantage III, Advantage IIT Classic, Advantage Plus, Cascade, Legend, Optima 2, Optima 3, Prodigy I, Prodigy II, Profile 20, Profile 30, Quest, Quest Plus and Renaissance.

    By clicking on any of the stove models above you will be taken to our online shopping cart and there you will find a complete list of all parts available for that model of stove. If you have questions or need help finding parts for your Whitfield pellet stove, please email us at info@A1Stoves.com or call us at 1-800-893-4950. We’ll be happy to help you find the right parts for your stove!