Heatilator Eco Choice Pellet Furnace Igniter, 3-20-677200

This 306 Watt igniter is compatible with Heatilator Eco Choice BA100 Pellet Furnaces that use the fin style igniter.

Replaces part numbers: 1-10-06620, 3-20-06783, 3-20-677200

• 3-20-677200

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1. The igniter is located in the burnpot and is accessible from the front through the clean-out door that is secured by the wing nuts. Loosen the wing nuts to remove the cover and access this area.
2. The igniter is accessed and changed through the front of the stove but some access will be needed to the rear of the stove to loosen the wiring
3. From the rear, locate the yellow and light blue wires for the igniter at the point where they pass through the stove, it is directly under the auger. There is an extra length of these wires looped together and secured to the stove that needs to be freed up so that the igniter wire disconnects can be pulled forward removed from the front of the stove. When you have enough wire free, push about 12" of length of the yellow and light blue wires into the cavity of the the stove where they enter to run towards the igniter.
4. From the front of the stove again, remove the two 5/16" or 8mm screws that hold the igniter cradle inside the burnpot. Do not loose these screws as you will need them again.
5. Drop the igniter assembly down and pull it forward until you can see the wire disconnects, then disconnect the wires from the harness and remove the whole assembly.
6. To remove the igniter from the cradle, twist the the two tabs that secure the cradle and the igniter. Your igniter will now be able to be removed. Replace the igniter with your new one, making sure the wires go to the right. Reattach the cradle plate to secure the new igniter, twist the tabs and reinstall the cradle using the two 5/16" or 8mm mounting screws.
7. Pull your wire length back through the stove until the disconnects rear the passthrough. Secure your extra length of wire with a zip tie.
8. Replace the clean-out cover on the burnpot and start up your stove with the new igniter.

• Instructions for Heatilator Eco Choice Pellet Furnace Igniter, 3-20-677200

Ignition problems nearly ALWAYS have something to do with a dirty stove. Make sure your stove, the venting and the clean-out area inside the burnpot cavity where the igniter resides is free and clear. If these areas are clean and you still do not have ignition or maybe you only have ignition sometimes...and if you do it take s a very long time, inspect your door gasket and your door latch. If the door does not make a tight seal the stove can have problems igniting.

If your igniter light is not illuminated on the control board, chances are the igniter toggle switch is in the "manual" position. The igniter MUST be in the auto position to receive power. If the stove is not feeding at start up but the feed light and the ignition light are illuminated, the air flow switch is not closing or, on some models, a hopper lid switch is also in-line with this common wire. Make sure the hopper lid is secure and try the start-up sequence again. If you still do not get feeding, remove the hopper lid switch from circuit and try it again. If this works, replace the hopper lid switch.

If your stove blows a fuse when you try to start the stove but does not blow a fuse when the igniter is switches to "manual", there is going to be an exposed igniter wire touching the metal of the burn pot or the igniter itself is shorted out to the cradle mount.

The feed motor and the igniter share the same common wire return back to the controller. If your stove is feeding at start-up but will not ignite, open the door and feel the burnpot to see if there is heat present from the igniter. If there is heat, the igniter is working but there is a problem with air flow. Most of the time, the clean-out area where the igniter resides is dirty and/or the fins of the igniter are clogged with ash debris. Using a 5/16" or 8mm socket, loosen the mounting screws for the igniter two full turns and then using your fingers, tap the ignition assembly inside the burnpot to shake out the debris. Try the start-up sequence again.

If your stove still will not ignite, inspect your burnpot for cracks or wear-holes on the burn plate surface. If you see any, replace the burnpot.

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