Fahrenheit Technologies Endurance 50F Information

Here's the pic on my cut-out silicone gaskets and epoxied Fasco motor along with a dust collection from the leaking auger bushing(pellets were screened ). I sand papered the motor housing to better adhered the epoxy, hard to see the epoxy in the pic, maybe I should of done the other end of the motor in case it gets loosen up too, time will tell. It's running silently The other motor is much looser than the first one and I would suggest to epoxy your present motor to avoid a noisy motor down the road when you ever have it out

 

Looking forward to the results!!!

 

It's quiet like a new furnace

 

Got the 3" ID to 3" OD stainless adapter installed, provided plenty of room for the OAK!

 

Thank you sir. Just another day to me.

 

Thanks it will be. Everyday is good.

 

Is that high temp sheet silicone?If so what is the temp rating?

 

I was cleaning my Fahrenheit yesterday day and couldn't get the glass clean with foaming cleaner,It was burnt in i guess.Well I put some bar keeper friend on a blue shop towel,dampened into a paste. Whammo! scrubbed it right off, then cleaned bar keepers off with glass cleaner,looks brand new.

 

up to 428*F

which Bar Keeper Friend did you use?

 

LOL....well not what you think.

 

Anyone familiar with the DuraVent pellet pro adjustable length pipe? I read it as the 12” pipe can adjust to an installed length of 15-24”??


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It's to make a odd measurement in piping to come together nicely without using a hacksaw
Are you using 4"?

 

Hear I go highjackin the thread again. We have decided to sell the furnace at the end of this heating season so anyone interested can PM me for details. Ivan I don't see where to PM you on here so that is why I am doing this here. The furnace is only 3 years old and still has some warranty left on it.
Old Fart

 

I will try to remember that Mr. Takeman but I am getting old and tend to forget sometimes.
So lets have another beer.

 

Got the 4" stainless liner in and the T put together at the bottom that extends out of the chimney. Now, at the vertical and horizontal T connection, is there a typical way to seal this joint? Since its in a chimney I only have access to the inside of the joint shown in the picture.

 

I would bring this up in the regular pellet thread to have more opinions on this matter. Not enough of us 50F owners coming to your rescue, I for one is no help as my venting is different!

 

Hello everyone got a quick question, I am trying to start to use corn because I can not find any pellets near me, but anyway can anyone give me some input as to settings or anything that I need to do.

 

Look at page 13 for approved fuel types. 4,5,6 selection. If I remember correctly, you might have to manually light the fire to start with pellets. Corn has to be screened to remove dust/cobs and have low moisture.