Gasket

Ensuring your gaskets are sealing correctly will increase the safety and performance of your Regency pellet stove. We recommend regular inspection of your gasket seals during your routine maintenance.

Regency GF55, GFI55, GC60, and GCI60 models will use a 5/8″ diameter round rope gasket that seals the firebox door to the stove body frame. Overtime the gasket will wear and create air leakage which will affect your fire, efficiency, and can trip the vacuum switch not allowing the auger motor to run. Regularly inspect your gasket to ensure it's making a tight seal all the way around. When you need to replace, follow along with our installation video.

The Regency GF55, GFI55, GC60, and GCI60 pellet stove models will use a 3/4″ flat tape style fiberglass gasket for the ash pan door seal. Same as our firebox door gasket, it's very important this gasket seal is tight all the way around during operation, and that it is replaced at first signs of wear or air leakage.

The Regency glass gasket is also a 3/4″ flat tape style gasket that provides seal from the glass to the firebox door. Visually inspect your glass gasket each season and replace when there are signs of wear or air gaps. When it comes time to replace your glass gasket, follow along with our instructional video.

The combustion blower will have two gasket seals. The first is a 6″ round gasket that goes from the motor to the housing. The second is an oblong gasket that goes from the housing to the stove manifold. When removing your combustion blower exhaust fan motor, check these gasket seals and replace them when worn or cracked.  The GF55 and GFi55 convection fan, also known as the distribution blower will have a rectangular mount gasket from the motor housing to the air channel in the stove. Always make sure this gasket is in-tact for proper heat circulation into the room.

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