I have a Keystoker Stove the gear motor is Merkle-Korff 4509UI-040 is this it? This is a coal stove not a Pellet stove.
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Tough to be really certain without more info. Most of these motors will mount up okay, but they differ in rotation speed, output shaft size, rotation direction (this is easily reversed, though), output torque, constant -vs- intermittent duty... See if you can get some more info from the Keystoker site on the motor specifications. Most important are rotational speed and output shaft size. Pellet stoves need different gearmotors than coal burners, and they can differ by function, too. You really need more info before you can be sure. 'Course, at this low price, you can always try it and see; if it doesn't fit, return it and try again.
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Really, at this price, we ordered it, kept our fingers crossed, and it works perfect!
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Pellet Stove Auger Gear Motor, 1 RPM, 120 volts, 0.51 amps (Whitfield Quest, Merkle-Korff, Earth stoby Auger Motor5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (35 customer reviews) | Like (9)Price: $59.90
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Tough to be really certain without more info. Most of these motors will mount up okay, but they differ in rotation speed, output shaft size, rotation direction (this is easily reversed, though), output torque, constant -vs- intermittent duty... See if you can get some more info from the Keystoker site on the motor specifications. Most important are rotational speed and output shaft size. Pellet stoves need different gearmotors than coal burners, and they can differ by function, too. You really need more info before you can be sure. 'Course, at this low price, you can always try it and see; if it doesn't fit, return it and try again. Tough to be really certain without more info. Most of these motors will mount up okay, but they differ in rotation speed, output shaft size, rotation direction (this is easily reversed, though), output torque, constant -vs- intermittent duty... See if you can get some more info from the Keystoker site on the motor specifications. Most important are rotational speed and output shaft size. Pellet stoves need different gearmotors than coal burners, and they can differ by function, too. You really need more info before you can be sure. 'Course, at this low price, you can always try it and see;... » Read More Tough to be really certain without more info. Most of these motors will mount up okay, but they differ in rotation speed, output shaft size, rotation direction (this is easily reversed, though), output torque, constant -vs- intermittent duty... See if you can get some more info from the Keystoker site on the motor specifications. Most important are rotational speed and output shaft size. Pellet stoves need different gearmotors than coal burners, and they can differ by function, too. You really need more info before you can be sure. 'Course, at this low price, you can always try it and see; if it doesn't fit, return it and try again. « Show Less
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Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing is not a DC motor. Best of luck if you purchase it. It hasn't let me down! Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing... » Read More Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing is not a DC motor. Best of luck if you purchase it. It hasn't let me down! « Show Less
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Sorry, I can't answer your question. You'll have to find out the model of your stove to determine that. You may want to ask the seller.
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You fail to mention your application or the stove you have ??? If it's a cb1200 or cb1200I , It will work. Most of the time, the motor is OK, It's a vacuum issue, sensor or Control box. short the 2 wires going to the vacuum sensor and see if the motor works then, If it does, the sensor is bad or there is a vacuum leak around the door gasket. The older model stove have a poorly designed control board. A opt coupler or SSD goes bad on the board. There is a newer control board available but it is around 350 dollars. best to check the cheaper parts first
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You need to check your stoves model number and search for the part you need
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I don't know about other brands of stoves. I had a different model of suburban and it didn't work on mine ...just didn't get it sent back in time.
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I am not 100% positive but should work for all Whitfield pellet stoves. In fact it is within spec. for most on the market.
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I dont know which exact model it is but I bought one previously and its absolute garbage, went through both plastic gears during the first few uses. Would not recommend buying under any circumstances. Buyer beware.
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Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove... » Read More Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. « Show Less
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I bought this Carb from Amazon and it was not an exact match to the carb I needed for my snow blower. I had to rig it to make the choke work. The one on the right looks to be correct, but that is not what I received. Unfortunately I had completely ripped the snow blower down and taken off the old carb before finding out it was not an exact match.
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I'm not sure. I think if you call the manufacturer they should be able to tell you if that part would fit your stove. They will ask for like a serial number or something.
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my stove is a 20/20 but i think most augar motors are the same. Just make sure you put wires on same terminals or motor will run backwards. Also make sure there is power going to the motor, otherwise it might be something else. but i have changed mine twice in the 13 years i have owned it. hope this helps if not plenty of information online and youtube videos.
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I'm not sure, I have a gas stove, however, you can go on Rachael Ray website, it's her product, I'm sure they will be able to tell you.
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Yes, it is. If anyone wants to buy my barely used one I would sell it. It doesn't work well on my smooth-top stove.
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You have to know your model number (I found mine by sliding the bottom storage drawer out) to see if it works for your stove. You can also call GE with the model number and ask for the part as confirmation.
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yes. this should be the same burner as 3412D024-09 but just grey rather than black (the -09 is black). You twist and lift the burner off the stove and there is a gas "pipe" and a small electrical wire for he igniter. Pull the wire off the old burner, put it on the new burner and then put the burner on and twist. Done. Should be a few minute job except the old burner may be tough to get off due to rust.
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I don't know about model numbers, I believe the 2 bladed fans are designed for higher heat output wood and coal burning stoves. Natural gas and propane stoves have substantially lower heat output thus 3 blades. I think it is about moving heat horizontally without creating wind chill. Great buy, but buy the one designed for your stove. They are not interchangeable.
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The magnum countryside pellet stove uses the 4rpm auger motor. The countryside Winchester uses the 2rpm motor. Make sure they have the correct name/model of the stove.