Englander Pellet Stove Vacuum Switches and Hose Kit

Englander Pellet Stove Vacuum Hose and Switch Kit

Englander Pellet Stove Vacuum Pressure Hose and Switch Kit, includes 5 feet of hose (way more than enough), clips, and two vacuum switches (PU-VS and CU-VS). Fits ALL England's Stove Works Pellet Stoves to include: Englander, Summers Heat and Timber Ridge, manufactured in 2006 and later.

Englander's double auger pellet stoves are some of the most popular pellet stoves in the world (PDV, PDVC models). 

E1 code followed by an E2 code at or during startup.

On the top or the back of the combustion blower manifold, there is a hose connected to the pressure switch. This hose is made of low-temperature silicon which, dries out overtime where it connects to the manifold and becomes brittle.

Air will leak around the hose and this point and the pressure switches contacts will open and trigger the error code.

This hose is longer than it needs to be and can be cut a few times. Simply cut off about an inch or somewhere up the hose to a point that’s not brittle and reinsert the hose back on the barb.

These are all of the confirmed compatible units for this product. This product may fit others, but these are the only ones we suggest ordering it for at this time.

Check these against the part you are replacing before ordering. If a dimension does not match, contact us and we will confirm the fit.

Install Instructions For Englander Pellet Stove Vacuum Switches and Hose Kit

Instructional Notes

E1 code followed by an E2 code at or during startup.

On the top or the back of the combustion blower manifold, there is a hose connected to the pressure switch. This hose is made of low-temperature silicon. Over time, the hose dries out where it connects to the manifold and becomes brittle. Air will leak around the hose and the pressure switches contacts will open and never close causing the error code. This hose is longer than it needs to be and can be cut a few times. Simply cut off about an inch or somewhere up the hose to a point that’s not brittle and reinsert the hose back on the barb. Eventually, the hose will need to be replaced. If this does not solve the problem, make sure your venting is free and clear; verify that the combustion blower is spinning…if both are true, then replace the vacuum switch.

Troubleshooting Notes

E1 code followed by an E2 code at or during startup.

On the top or the back of the combustion blower manifold, there is a hose connected to the pressure switch. This hose is made of low-temperature silicon. Over time, the hose dries out where it connects to the manifold and becomes brittle. Air will leak around the hose and the pressure switches contacts will open and never close causing the error code. This hose is longer than it needs to be and can be cut a few times. Simply cut off about an inch or somewhere up the hose to a point that’s not brittle and reinsert the hose back on the barb. Eventually, the hose will need to be replaced. If this does not solve the problem, make sure your venting is free and clear; verify that the combustion blower is spinning…if both are true, then replace the vacuum switch.

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