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Help with stove ID

Discussion in 'Non-EPA Woodstoves and Fireplaces' started by fordguy64, Nov 15, 2017.

  1. fordguy64

    fordguy64

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    hey guys! New to the forum. My wife and i just bought a house and installed an old fireplace insert. I can’t find any name or numbers on the stove. Any help?

    I’m looking to replace the blower on it. It’s very noisy

    Thanks
    Rob

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    Welcome to the club, fordguy64! I'm not 100% sure what model of insert you have there, but I gotta say that's a beautiful hearth!

    I'm betting there's a tag on the back of the stove, have you removed the blower yet? Might even be a tag on the blower or inside where the blow connects......
     
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  3. walt

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    Maybe take the blower apart clean it and oil it , and welcome to the club
     
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    likely have to replace bearings on blower ( they could be bronze oil lite sleeves). the heat over time cooks everything dry
     
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