Harman Igniter Cradle (Updated): 1-00-777907-AMP
Harman Pellet Stove Ignitor & Updated Cradle. This is the most recent design from Harman. This cradle can be used anywhere a finned igniter is used and is backward-compatible for all models with auto-ignition that previously used part # 1-00-067620, which is being phased out by Harman.
Important: Do not... overtighten the screws that press the adjustable plate against the bottom of the igniter. Overtightening these screws will cause the cradle to push away from the bottom of the burn pot, causing ignition issues.
If you have recently installed a new cradle and are experiencing delayed or missed ignition you should loosen the screws on the ignitor plate, loosen and retighten the cradle mounting screws and then *gently* snug/tighten the ignitor plate screws.
If the ignitor plate screws have been overtightened the cradle can be bent and may need to be replaced.
This cradle is not compatible with the new style PF100 Burnpot, 1-10-73560.
This cradle is sold without mounting hardware. Your existing screws must be reused or new screws can be purchased. Harman uses part 3-30-1101-100 for replacement screws (QTY 2).
Notes:
- Accentra52i / Accentra52i-TC ONLY use this cradle when using burn pot 1-00-574605
- Absolute 43 uses cradle part # 1-00-777906
The diagram below shows where this part is used, Fig.1.3
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Harman Igniter Cradle (Updated): 1-00-777907-AMP
Harman Pellet Stove Ignitor & Updated Cradle. This is the most recent design from Harman. This cradle can be used anywhere a finned igniter is used and is backward-compatible for all models with auto-ignition that previously used part # 1-00-067620, which is being phased out by Harman.
Important: Do not... overtighten the screws that press the adjustable plate against the bottom of the igniter. Overtightening these screws will cause the cradle to push away from the bottom of the burn pot, causing ignition issues.
If you have recently installed a new cradle and are experiencing delayed or missed ignition you should loosen the screws on the ignitor plate, loosen and retighten the cradle mounting screws and then *gently* snug/tighten the ignitor plate screws.
If the ignitor plate screws have been overtightened the cradle can be bent and may need to be replaced.
This cradle is not compatible with the new style PF100 Burnpot, 1-10-73560.
This cradle is sold without mounting hardware. Your existing screws must be reused or new screws can be purchased. Harman uses part 3-30-1101-100 for replacement screws (QTY 2).
Notes:
- Accentra52i / Accentra52i-TC ONLY use this cradle when using burn pot 1-00-574605
- Absolute 43 uses cradle part # 1-00-777906
The diagram below shows where this part is used, Fig.1.3
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Harman Pellet Stove Ignitor & Updated Cradle. This is the most recent design from Harman. This cradle can be used anywhere a finned igniter is used and is backward-compatible for all models with auto-ignition that previously used part # 1-00-067620, which is being phased out by Harman.
Important: Do not... overtighten the screws that press the adjustable plate against the bottom of the igniter. Overtightening these screws will cause the cradle to push away from the bottom of the burn pot, causing ignition issues.
If you have recently installed a new cradle and are experiencing delayed or missed ignition you should loosen the screws on the ignitor plate, loosen and retighten the cradle mounting screws and then *gently* snug/tighten the ignitor plate screws.
If the ignitor plate screws have been overtightened the cradle can be bent and may need to be replaced.
This cradle is not compatible with the new style PF100 Burnpot, 1-10-73560.
This cradle is sold without mounting hardware. Your existing screws must be reused or new screws can be purchased. Harman uses part 3-30-1101-100 for replacement screws (QTY 2).
Notes:
- Accentra52i / Accentra52i-TC ONLY use this cradle when using burn pot 1-00-574605
- Absolute 43 uses cradle part # 1-00-777906
The diagram below shows where this part is used, Fig.1.3
