Visit our Pellet Stove Tips & Troubleshooting FAQs for knowledgeable parts advice.
The Pellet Stove Parts We Stock
Most pellet stove problems come down to a handful of wear parts, and we carry all of them:
- Igniters (the most common failure, most last 1 to 5 seasons)
- Auger motors and feed motors that move pellets into the burn pot
- Combustion (exhaust) blowers and convection (room) blowers
- Vacuum and pressure switches, control boards and circuit boards
- Firepots and burn pots, door gaskets and door glass
- Snap discs, high-limit switches, temperature sensors and proof-of-fire sensors
Not Sure Which Part You Need?
Use our interactive Partsfinder to pull up an exploded diagram of your exact stove and click the part right off the drawing, no guessing at part numbers. Every part is matched to your make and model so it fits the first time.
OEM or aftermarket, your call. We carry genuine OEM parts and quality aftermarket alternatives, so you can pick the right balance of price and preference for your stove. Either way, we match the part to your make and model so it fits, and if you are not sure what you are looking at, our team can help. We have been shipping hearth parts for over 20 years. Free shipping on orders over $99.
Pellet Stove Parts FAQ
What are the most common pellet stove parts that need replacing?
The usual wear parts are the igniter (most last 1 to 5 seasons), the auger or feed motor, the combustion and convection blowers, the vacuum switch, door gaskets and the control board. We stock all of these for 40+ brands.
How do I find the right part for my pellet stove?
Find your make and model on the rating plate, usually on the back or inside the hopper, then use our Partsfinder to see an exploded diagram of that exact model and click the part you need. Or call us and we will help you identify it.
Do you sell OEM or aftermarket parts?
Both. We carry genuine OEM parts and quality aftermarket alternatives, so you can choose based on your budget and preference. We match either one to your exact make and model so it fits right the first time.
Why won't my pellet stove ignite?
The most common cause is a failed igniter, which you can test with a multimeter and replace. It can also be pellets not feeding (the auger motor), or a tripped vacuum or proof-of-fire switch.
How long does a pellet stove igniter last?
Typically 1 to 5 seasons. Most igniters heat the air around the pellets rather than touching them directly, so they wear out with use. If your stove is slow to light or will not light, the igniter is the first thing to check.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free shipping on all orders over $99 within the contiguous US.