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PelPro SRV7077-003 Replacement Stainless Steel Firepot for PP60 PP70 PP130 PP150 PPC90 Pellet Stoves

PelPro SRV7077-003 stainless steel replacement firepot for PP60 PP70 PP130 PP150 PPC90 TSC90 Cast Iron pellet stoves, NBK part 20492
PelPro Firepot For PP Series PelPro Pellet Stoves
 
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Part Number: SRV7077-003
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PelPro Part SRV7077-003 Stainless Steel PelPro SRV7077-003 Replacement Firepot for PP Series Pellet Stoves

Keep your PelPro pellet stove burning cleanly and efficiently with this direct-fit stainless steel replacement firepot. Engineered for the PP series lineup, the SRV7077-003 restores proper combustion performance when your original firepot cracks, warps, or develops burnout damage -- a common wear item in pellet stoves that see regular seasonal use.

Direct-Fit Stainless Firepot for PelPro PP Series Stoves

The firepot is the heart of your pellet stove's combustion chamber. Pellets drop into it from the auger, ignite, and burn within the pot's perforated walls. Over time, repeated high-heat cycles cause even quality steel to fatigue -- holes enlarge, walls warp, or the base cracks, leading to incomplete combustion, poor heat output, and fault codes on your stove's control board.

PelPro part SRV7077-003 is a factory-replacement firepot built to the same specifications as the original. It drops into the firebox of compatible PP series models without modification, restoring correct airflow geometry and pellet burn characteristics. This part is also catalogued under NBK Parts number 20492.

Stainless Steel Construction

High-heat stainless resists warping, oxidation, and burnout better than standard mild steel firepots, extending service life across multiple heating seasons.

Direct OEM Replacement

Engineered to match original dimensions and hole pattern so it installs without drilling, grinding, or adapter plates on all listed PP series models.

Broad PP Series Fitment

Covers eight PelPro models including cast iron variants -- one part number solves firepot failures across the majority of the PP lineup.

Lightweight at 3 lbs.

At just 3 lbs., the SRV7077-003 is easy to handle during a DIY swap without needing to fully disassemble the stove cabinet.

When to Replace Your Firepot

Inspect the firepot at the start of every heating season and after any unattended burnout event. Replace it when you observe any of the following:

  • Visible cracks or holes in the pot walls or base beyond the factory perforations
  • Heavy carbon buildup that cleaning tools cannot remove (indicates distorted geometry)
  • Stove shuts down on high-fire with auger-jam or ignition fault codes after cleaning
  • Pellets accumulating unburned or fire climbing outside the pot toward the heat exchanger
  • Warped or collapsed side walls that restrict airflow through the combustion air ports
Stainless Steel Advantage: Stainless firepots run cooler surface temperatures and resist the scale buildup that accelerates failure in mild steel alternatives. For stoves used as a primary heat source, stainless is the recommended material.

Installation Overview

Firepot replacement on PP series stoves is a common DIY service. General steps include:

  • Allow stove to cool completely -- minimum 2 hours after last burn cycle
  • Remove the ash drawer and clean the firebox area for clear access
  • Lift out the burn grate or combustion air manifold if present on your model
  • Lift the old firepot straight up and out of the firebox cradle
  • Set the SRV7077-003 into position, aligning air ports with the combustion air inlet
  • Reinstall grate and hardware, then run a short test burn to confirm seating and airflow
Tip: Take a photo of the combustion air port orientation before removing the old firepot. The air inlet alignment is critical -- a rotated firepot can cause poor ignition and incomplete combustion even with a brand-new part.
Maintenance Tip: Clean the firepot and combustion air ports with a stiff-bristle wire brush or compressed air at least once every 50 hours of burn time. Ash and clinker buildup in the air holes is the leading cause of premature firepot failure regardless of material.

Compatible Model Verification

Before ordering, confirm your model number on the rating plate -- typically located on the back panel or inside the lower access door of your stove. The SRV7077-003 is listed for the models shown in the compatibility table to the right. If your model is not listed, this firepot is not guaranteed to fit.

Heads-Up: PelPro PP series stoves were produced over multiple years and some models have had mid-production component revisions. If your stove has been previously repaired with non-OEM parts, verify the existing firepot dimensions against the SRV7077-003 before installation.

Part Identification

ManufacturerPelPro
OEM Part NumberSRV7077-003
Also Listed AsNBK Parts 20492
Product TypeReplacement Firepot
MaterialStainless Steel
Weight3 lbs.

Compatible PelPro Models

ModelPP60
ModelPP60-B
ModelPP70
ModelPP130
ModelPP130-B
ModelPP150
ModelPPC90 Cast Iron
ModelTSC90 Cast Iron

What's Included

Included1x SRV7077-003 stainless steel firepot
Not IncludedMounting hardware, gaskets, or combustion air components
Not IncludedInstallation tools or cleaning brush

Application Notes

Stove TypeFreestanding pellet stove (PP series)
Fuel TypeWood pellets
Stove Fuel GradeStandard or premium wood pellets per stove owner manual
Service IntervalInspect annually; replace when cracked or warped
Important Information
  • Allow the stove to cool fully before attempting firepot removal -- contact with hot surfaces causes serious burns.
  • Verify your stove model number on the rating plate before ordering. This firepot fits only the eight PP series models listed above.
  • Do not operate the stove with a cracked or damaged firepot -- incomplete combustion and carbon monoxide production are serious hazards.
  • Ensure combustion air ports are fully clear of ash and aligned with the stove's air inlet after installation before lighting.
  • This part replaces the firepot only. Related wear items (auger, igniter, combustion blower) are sold separately.
  • Improper firepot installation that results in air leaks can trigger control board fault codes and void your stove warranty if still in effect.


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