Quadrafire Pellet Stove Thermocouples part

Here are two Thermocouples for Quadrafire pellet stoves witha longer and a shorter wire lead.
Consult the free parts list on our web site www.WoodHeatStoves.com to determine which one you need to order. Owners and Technical Service manuals are also available for download on our web site.
Here are part numbers for these two: 812-4470 & 812-0210
We also have Quadrafire Thermocouple covers which are commonly replaced parts when replacing these thermocouples.
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[@georget7865]

Hi Dave,
I have a QuadraFire Mt Vernon E2 pellet stove. It was working at the start of the season in mid-October. The following day was not working. Started the troubleshooting process. I have a blinking amber light. Research suggests a bad thermocouple. However, don't see a thermocouple on the schematic or listed in the parts section. At start-up the combustion motor starts, the light is blinking green and then after approximately 45-90 seconds, the light blinks amber. I thought I had fixed it and it was working briefly, bu the problem above occurred. I have replaced every component from the snap disc, to the vacuum switch to the control board to ignitor and exhaust probe. Also blew out exhaust ducts to the outside with leaf blower, cleaned the pellet stove. The pellet stove has a remote function which we do not use. Therefore, I have it in the "ON" position (or manual). There is one thing I recall and that was a wire that was underneath the pellet stove that hung down and laid on the floor. That wire is no longer there for some reason. My thought was this was the thermocouple. Any suggestions on what is going on would be greatly appreciated.

[@Woodheatstoves1]

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