Finding obsolete stove or fireplace parts can be frustrating.
The first step is always to identify the make and model of your unit. This can be accomplished by locating the ratings plate on the back of your stove or underside of your fireplace insert. If you can not find a ratings plate, at least get a picture of your unit. Without any pictures it is very difficult to help you find your stove parts or fireplace parts.

Do you have the owner’s manual?
After you determine the make and model, it is time to find the owner’s manual. The owner’s manual is important to have on hand as you maintain your unit throughout its lifetime.
Many manufacturers have their owner’s manuals available on their website or through customer support. If you can’t find it, we highly recommend ManualsLib as the go to resource for all stove and fireplace manuals.
Woodman’s Parts Plus is the best place to find odds and ends

Woodman’s Parts Plus or Mountain View Hearth are excellent resources for wood stove parts, gas fireplace parts and pellet fireplace insert parts. If you need someone to speak with there are some very knowledgeable stove & fireplace communities. /r/woodstoving and /r/fireplaces are top notch places to discuss wood stoves, gas fireplaces and more!
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