Use the Blue label 3 in 1 :yes: I have been using it for years.. Or you can use high temp turbine oil.
Just replace what you took off. The housing will last for decades Depending if you can get the fan off the shaft easily all you need is the...
There are several motors that will work fine. Don 222 can help with a fresh motor..
The RPM is not the big issue. Checking the voltage across the two wires that go to the fan is the best way to test. On the #1 heat setting you...
Robyn Let the fan run for a few minutes...at least 5 and see wassssssup. Does your fire get very lively once its lit and burning for a few...
Here is the exhaust blower/fan assembly This what you will get when you remove the 6 nuts
No Just Remove the 6 nuts The fan motor and plate will come right off leaving a big gaping opening. No need to cut any silicone. The fan blade...
The gasket where the fan adapter housing bolts to the stove does not worry me at this point. That area runs under a partial vacuum and if anything...
Here is your piccy marked up. Remove all the nuts around the fan plate. (6 nuts total) As the gasket was just replaced...just be easy on things...
Thanks P hound. I try hard. WHAT DO WE NEED TO DO? WHEN DO WE NEED TO DO IT ? HOW MUCH? :thumbs:
Robyn I am suspect of the rear passage and vent being clogged. Allow the stove to cool Unplug the stove Remove the nuts holding the exhaust fan...
Robyn Have you cleaned the vent/chimney?? Getting the ash traps cleared is a good thing. If the vent is partially plugged it will seriously...
I am starting to think that your issue is a really plugged up stove and that the room air fan is creating a vacuum in the cabinet and sucking the...
Clearing the baffles of ash should be done monthly... I clean my firebox every week...then every other week I clean the baffles and suck out with...
NO GIVE UP When were the inner ash baffles cleaned out???? Remove the fire brick panels carefully by loosening the two side sheet metal...
Great pics.. Robyn's stove pics show the plugs in the motor. I used her piccy and added the arrows
Thanks.... I try...:yes:
OIL
Here are the rubber plugs. Sluggish exhaust fan and poor operation is a common issue with the original fan motors IF THEY ARE NOT OILED...
I want you to try something. Take the side off the stove. When was the exhaust motor last oiled ???? NO FIRE PUSH THE START BUTTON and look at...