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Napoleon NPS45 cleaning done

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  1. Geek

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    hauled it out, see pics
     

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    You find anything full of ash?
     
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    Normal, but obviously lots of ash since I blew air everywhere .
    Changed screen in OAK.
     

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    Cleaned convection blower really good, just removed the carrousel and also the combustion motor.
    My friend tells me the comb motor looks and feels good.
     
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    That screen looks good. Just remember in the spring to put some duct tape over it to keeps bugs/wasps/etc out until fall.
     
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    BTW, can't tell by the pic, but is that comb. motor ball bearing?...........................never mind, I see that it is in the other pic. :headbang:

    Are you planning on removing the convection blower housing? Those motors usually have oiling ports on them.
     
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    No, I didn't have a gasket, maybe next time? just removed the carousel and cleaned really nice.
    I didn't have a gasket.
     
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    Most of the time, the gasket on the convection blower is just a flat braided gasket similar to the door gasket.....it doesn't need to be replaced unless torn. I removed my conv. blower from both of my previous stoves quite a few times and never had to replace it.
    From what I see in your pics, it's the typical 4 screws to remove it.....would be great to be able to throw 3-4 drops of oil in the oiling ports before the season starts.
     
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    Wish I'd knew..!!:yes:
     
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    Not too late. Just take that side panel off after stove cools and remove the blower.
    3 in 1 oil will do in a pinch (any 20w NON DETERGENT oil will work...that means NOT car engine oil), but their blue can oil is meant just for elect. motors and is the preferred one.
     

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