Glow Boy Pellet Stove Igniter Assembly: KS-5030-1070 (2024)

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Description

Replacement igniter assembly for Glow Boy and Dansons pellet stoves.


Replacement For Part Numbers:

  • KS-5030-1070
  • ACIGNAS

View Compatible Models

Compatible Models

    Glow Boy

  • HCPP2BD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BDD-M Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BDD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP32BD Home Heater 300
  • HHPP32BD-RF Home Heater 300
  • PP300
  • Dansons

  • Vulcan V-130
  • Vulcan V-150
  • CC2
  • CC3

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Troubleshooting

It is advisable to ALWAYS replace your door gasket when you are replacing an igniter. A leaking door gasket is often a contributing factor to igniter failure.

Troubleshooting Igniters:

Igniter failure can be verified on one of three ways. The easiest and most common way to see if the igniter is working is to start your stove or grill and visually look for the orange glow; however, some appliances do not have a visual way to do this, so you may have to physically feel around in the burn pot after the stove has been on for a few minutes to “feel” for heat being generated. If you can see the glow or can feel the heat from the igniter, chances are that the igniter is actually working. If this is the case, retry the startup process. Make sure your burn pot is seated correctly if it is removable. Make sure that your ash pan, door or hopper lid is closed as this will provide an airtight seal on the stove, which most igniters will require for proper ignition. If you still do not have any luck, give the stove a good cleaning, including the vent, and try again. If these attempts fail, further troubleshooting will be required, which leads us to the third method.

For this method, you will need a DMM (Digital Multi-Meter). Gain access to the igniter and remove it from the stove or insert. While you are taking the igniter out, verify that it is installed correctly with the correct mounting equipment, screws, etc.. With the igniter removed from the stove, you will need to look over the part to find the rated watts, it’s usually stamped on the metal somewhere. If you cannot find it, look on our website for the correct igniter; the information you are looking for will be under “technical specs”

If your Ohms reading is within 10%, more or less than the rating (46Ω +/- 10%), it’s good. If the igniter has a “contained short” or a short within itself and not grounding out, your Ohms reading will be very low...usually in the single digits. Generally, you cannot have a faulty igniter with too high of a resistance reading unless an igniter is installed that is way out of spec. An example of this would be your stove requires a 300W igniter but the stove has a 250W igniter installed. The reading in this scenario would be 52Ω. The reading would be correct to the igniter but would be the wrong value for the specified 300W igniter. That’s why it’s usually good to look at the part itself for the watts rating.

Warranty

Unfortunately, sometimes products do not work like they are supposed to. We offer a 90 day warranty on manufacturer defects. Some manufacturersmake this a very simple and easy process unfortunately others do not. Items must be used in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines to qualify for warranty replacement. Pleasebe advised that warranty claims for these parts may take up to 4 weeks for processing, and customers must cover shipping.

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When Will My Order Ship?

All orders are typically processed within 24 hours of receiving payment and are shipped from us same day if placed before our shipping cutoff time (Monday - Friday: 12PM, Saturday: 10AM, Sunday: No Shipping), orders placed after our cutoff time are shipped the next morning.

Do You Offer Express Shipping?

Yes! Please note the shipping times are based on business days, weekends and holidays do not count to the delivery date. Please see our expedited ship time schedules here.

How Does Free Shipping Work?

Most orders over $99 qualify for free shipping! Orders which ship for free are shipped with either USPS or UPS based on our discretion. If you are using a PO box, free shipping orders will always go USPS.

Do You Ship To Canada?

We ship to Canada! We estimate USPS to take 4-10 days once receiving your package from us. We do not offer expedited shipping of any kind to Canada. Please allow an extra 2-5 days for all shipments to Canada. Free shipping is not available to Canada.

Do You Ship To Alaska Or Hawaii?

We ship to both Alaska and Hawaii! We do not offer next day or two day shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. Free shipping is not available to Alaska or Hawaii.

Do You Ship Outside The US Or Canada?

Unfortunately, at this time we do not offer international shipping other than to Canada.

Shipping Time Estimations

For information on shipping time estimations, see the Shipping Information & Transit Times on the shipping page.

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Description

Replacement igniter assembly for Glow Boy and Dansons pellet stoves.


Replacement For Part Numbers:

  • KS-5030-1070
  • ACIGNAS

View Compatible Models

Compatible Models

    Glow Boy

  • HCPP2BD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BDD-M Home Heater 120
  • HHPP2BDD-RF Home Heater 120
  • HHPP32BD Home Heater 300
  • HHPP32BD-RF Home Heater 300
  • PP300
  • Dansons

  • Vulcan V-130
  • Vulcan V-150
  • CC2
  • CC3

Troubleshooting

It is advisable to ALWAYS replace your door gasket when you are replacing an igniter. A leaking door gasket is often a contributing factor to igniter failure.

Troubleshooting Igniters:

Igniter failure can be verified on one of three ways. The easiest and most common way to see if the igniter is working is to start your stove or grill and visually look for the orange glow; however, some appliances do not have a visual way to do this, so you may have to physically feel around in the burn pot after the stove has been on for a few minutes to “feel” for heat being generated. If you can see the glow or can feel the heat from the igniter, chances are that the igniter is actually working. If this is the case, retry the startup process. Make sure your burn pot is seated correctly if it is removable. Make sure that your ash pan, door or hopper lid is closed as this will provide an airtight seal on the stove, which most igniters will require for proper ignition. If you still do not have any luck, give the stove a good cleaning, including the vent, and try again. If these attempts fail, further troubleshooting will be required, which leads us to the third method.

For this method, you will need a DMM (Digital Multi-Meter). Gain access to the igniter and remove it from the stove or insert. While you are taking the igniter out, verify that it is installed correctly with the correct mounting equipment, screws, etc.. With the igniter removed from the stove, you will need to look over the part to find the rated watts, it’s usually stamped on the metal somewhere. If you cannot find it, look on our website for the correct igniter; the information you are looking for will be under “technical specs”

If your Ohms reading is within 10%, more or less than the rating (46Ω +/- 10%), it’s good. If the igniter has a “contained short” or a short within itself and not grounding out, your Ohms reading will be very low...usually in the single digits. Generally, you cannot have a faulty igniter with too high of a resistance reading unless an igniter is installed that is way out of spec. An example of this would be your stove requires a 300W igniter but the stove has a 250W igniter installed. The reading in this scenario would be 52Ω. The reading would be correct to the igniter but would be the wrong value for the specified 300W igniter. That’s why it’s usually good to look at the part itself for the watts rating.

Warranty

Unfortunately, sometimes products do not work like they are supposed to. We offer a 90 day warranty on manufacturer defects. Some manufacturersmake this a very simple and easy process unfortunately others do not. Items must be used in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines to qualify for warranty replacement. Pleasebe advised that warranty claims for these parts may take up to 4 weeks for processing, and customers must cover shipping.

Shipping Info

When Will My Order Ship?

All orders are typically processed within 24 hours of receiving payment and are shipped from us same day if placed before our shipping cutoff time (Monday - Friday: 12PM, Saturday: 10AM, Sunday: No Shipping), orders placed after our cutoff time are shipped the next morning.

Do You Offer Express Shipping?

Yes! Please note the shipping times are based on business days, weekends and holidays do not count to the delivery date. Please see our expedited ship time schedules here.

How Does Free Shipping Work?

Most orders over $99 qualify for free shipping! Orders which ship for free are shipped with either USPS or UPS based on our discretion. If you are using a PO box, free shipping orders will always go USPS.

Do You Ship To Canada?

We ship to Canada! We estimate USPS to take 4-10 days once receiving your package from us. We do not offer expedited shipping of any kind to Canada. Please allow an extra 2-5 days for all shipments to Canada. Free shipping is not available to Canada.

Do You Ship To Alaska Or Hawaii?

We ship to both Alaska and Hawaii! We do not offer next day or two day shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. Free shipping is not available to Alaska or Hawaii.

Do You Ship Outside The US Or Canada?

Unfortunately, at this time we do not offer international shipping other than to Canada.

Shipping Time Estimations

For information on shipping time estimations, see the Shipping Information & Transit Times on the shipping page.

Learn More About Our Shipping Information

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Glow Boy Pellet Stove Igniter Assembly: KS-5030-1070 (2024)

FAQs

How do you know if an igniter in a pellet stove is bad? ›

Does the igniter heat up? Please note that some igniters have a cool tip and might not change color all the way to the end. Sometimes the igniter tube will bubble or bend and a simple visual inspection reveals that the igniter needs to be replaced.

How long do pellet stove igniters last? ›

Hot Rod pellet stove igniters are designed to last for several years with proper care and maintenance. However, their lifespan can vary depending on how often you use your pellet stove and the quality of the pellets you use. On average, a Hot Rod igniter can last between 2-5 years before needing to be replaced.

What to do when your pellet stove won't ignite? ›

Check the Pellets: Inspect your pellets for any signs of moisture or poor quality. If they're damp or clumped together, replace them with fresh, dry pellets. Inspect the Airflow: Check the air inlet pipe, the outside air kit, and any areas inside the stove downwind from the burn pot for blockages.

Who makes Glow Boy pellet stoves? ›

Dansons Group, Inc.

What are the symptoms of a bad igniter? ›

The Short Answer Is: Warning signs of a bad furnace ignitor include the furnace not starting or heating, a noticeable clicking sound without ignition, or frequent short cycling where the furnace turns on and off rapidly. Additionally, if the ignitor appears cracked or discolored, it may need replacement.

What ignites a pellet stove? ›

Most of modern pellet stove are now fully automatic, pushing the start button of the stove will start the ignition process of wood pellet combustible. The extremely high heat from the ceramic ignitor surface will heat the air and will then ignite the extremely flammable wood pellets.

Why is my pellet stove not throwing heat? ›

If you notice that your stove isn't burning pellets as well as it should or producing as much heat as it was, air flow may be to blame. Check the stove's door to make sure it is sealing securely and that no air is escaping through the door. A blocked air inlet cap also could be to blame.

What is better than a pellet stove? ›

A wood stove is traditional and often more expensive than a pellet stove. But they have many benefits, including the ability to use less fuel and be more efficient.

What is the cleanest burning pellet? ›

CleanBurn pellets burn cleaner than firewood because of their low-moisture content. In fact, when burned in an approved pellet stove, they combust nearly totally, eliminating creosote buildup which gives you a safer stove.

How long do pellet stove pellets last? ›

Q: How long does one bag of pellets last? A: According to the Pellet Fuels Institute, a 40-lb bag of pellet fuel can provide up to 24 hours of solid heat. A winter's supply of wood pellets is about 100-150 bags—depending on climatic and lifestyle variations.

When should I replace my stove igniter? ›

Any signs of physical damage, such as cracks or loose wires, could point to the culprit. Listening test: Rotate the knob to activate the gas stove and listen for the characteristic clicking sound. If you don't hear the clicking sound, your igniter might be malfunctioning.

How long does igniter last? ›

Over time, the igniter is continually getting red hot and then cooling, creating stress on the element. Because of this, igniters have a 3-5 year life expectancy. They will eventually crack and need to be replaced.

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