QuadraFire 3 Speed Control Box Circuit Board Installation & Dial Setup
The Quadra-Fire 3 Speed Control Box is used on several models. Whether you have a Classic Bay 1200, 1200i, Contour, Castile, Castile Insert, Santa Fe or Santa Fe Insert, this will be the correct control board for your model. If you have a Quadra-Fire Mt Vernon 4 Speed model you will require control box SRV7000-206. If you have a Quadra-Fire 800, 1000 or 1100i you will require control box 812-0261.
The video below here is designed to be a visual reference tool as you install and setup the programming dial correctly based on your model. Control boxes will come with an instructional pamphlet to set the dial prior to installation. Be sure to thoroughly read over the pamphlet and set your dial to the correct setting before installing. If you need to purchase a new Quadra-Fire 3 Speed Control Box, part number SRV7000-205, SRV7000-704 Please Click Here. Heatilator Eco-Choice PS35, PS50, and CAB50 models will use a similar style control box, part number SRV7058-172, SRV7058-188. This control box will also have a dial to set prior to installation. Be sure to read over the instructions and contact us if you require additional assistance.
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Hello
Quadrafire Santafe B-1:
Local shop no longer in business
Stove comes on – Exhaust Fan comes on – Control Box blinks red and then blinks blue calling for pellets
No pellet drop.
Jumped Vacuum switch (new last year), no change
Individually jumped each snap switch (x 3), no change
Bench tested auger motor and motor operates as expected (runs continuously)
Unplugged control board and re-connected, no change
Used meter at the connection coupling to test the voltage being sent to the motor – expected pulsing 120 volts but see 1.9 volts no pulsing.
Have I done the testing correctly and do I need a new control board?
Thank you so much for any help you can provide
Thanks for contacting us Silvio, happy to help. The only other thing we want to look at/test before determining if the control box is the issue would be the Thermocouple. Let’s check continuity on the Thermocouple. If the thermocouple looks good, then most likely our issue is the control box itself. Reference links here to the Thermocouple and Control Box for your Santa Fe. Keep us posted, happy to help.
https://pellethead.com/product/pellethead-replacement-quadrafire-heatilator-ecochoice-14-thermocouple/
https://pellethead.com/product/quadrafire-control-box-3-speed-circuit-board-oem/
Hello. I have a Castile freestanding pellet stove. I currently do not have a manual/support documentation as I moved here last year and the previous owner had this unit installed. The issue is it feeds too many pellets, quickly overwhelming the fire pot. Looking at the control box, the dial is set to 4. Is that the correct setting for this model? Will a different setting help? Any time I’ve tried changing the setting it dumps an avalanche of pellets (auger runs continuously for 10 seconds, brief pause, then repeats). Is there another possibility I need to look at?
Thanks for contacting us, happy to help. Here is a link for the Castile Fresstanding owners manual. Depending on the age of the Castile there may be some variances. https://downloads.hearthnhome.com/installManuals/7021_155.pdf. The control box dial for your Castile should be set to a 6 or 7; 99% of the time 6 will be correct – 7 will increase the fuel on start-up. Let’s make sure the board is set up correctly first. From there if the problem persists there’s a number of different things we can look at and test. Here is the board video on YouTube; feel free to comment on there if needed and we will follow up quickly and help get you back to 100%. https://youtu.be/mgfUCtbzU5c?si=VapPOA4YrECNOuGL
Thanks,