Wood Heat Stoves & Solar — Educational resources

We now have an interactive parts list for the Whitfield Profile 30 pellet stove that shows every part including higher quality after market alternatives that are less expensive than the factory replacements. You can positively identify your stove by looking it up on the master parts list and by comparing to the manuals available on our web site. Click here to find parts for your Profile 30 freestanding pellet stove on this new interactive parts list. 

Click here to find parts for your TP40 Traditions by Earth Stove Freestanding pellet stove on this new interactive parts list. This cast iron stove was built with the Natural Fire pellet burning system by the Earth Stove company. Find whatever part you are looking for and click on the part number to be guided to that part, if available. In many cases we have after market alternatives that are higher quality and lower cost and all will come up as you click that part number. This parts list is more accurate than the lists in manuals since the company has changed hands...

Use this new Interactive Whitfield Pellet stove parts list to find all of the parts for your Advantage II-T or III freestanding or insert pellet stoves. Find our master parts list for all Whitfield, Earth Stove, Traditions and Brass Flame models by clicking here. Click here to find your Advantage II-T & III parts list

Looking for parts to get your Whitfield pellet stove in tip top shape for the season? We have made it easier. There are many different stove models is the Advantage series so look under the lid of the hopper for your label. Check to confirm MAKE, MODEL and SERIAL NUMBER, the serial number typically follows the letters WH-. Once you have identified your stove, download a parts list for all Whitfield pellet stove parts and go to the page that matches your stove. We have tried to make it as easy as possible! You'll find all the part numbers listed...

We have covered this topic quite a bit and regularly discuss the function and efficiency of older non-EPA wood stoves vs. newer EPA certified models. A lot customers purchase parts for their old stoves from us and are surprised at high costs or disappointed to find parts are no longer made. Although your old wood stove is in tact, burning wood and heating your home, the stove lacks efficiency and is costing you much more in fuel than a new stove would; while also contributing to air pollution. Since 1988 the EPA has required newly built stoves to meet emissions...