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Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by corkman, Mar 11, 2017.

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  1. will711

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    Looks Great :cheers:
     
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    Can anyone just confirm that these are The correct dip switch settings. Red ESP
     

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    Hers s pic of both blowers. 1st one is from New stove and is 1.75 amps 2nd is of my spare which Is out of a p68 but it's only 1.5 amps. Should I use or just get z new one
     

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    I can't say , but one of the experts will be along later to help with that .
    Looks like you got a Great stove at an awesome price :thumbs:
     
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    It looks real nice, clean as a whistle. Nice job, hope she burns as good as she looks.
     
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    If it was me I wouldn't worry too much about the exhaust motor. You can try to lubricate it but there's no oil ports. I would use anti-seize on the shaft/fan blade if the need arises for a replacement.
    That is a sweet deal on a super clean stove:thumbs:
     
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    Noise is to loud to ignore. Sounds a little better with blower removed from the stove and running on a test cord but definitely louder when installed and stove running. I did hit it with a couple drops of 3/1 oil and let it sit for a few hours but no improvement
     
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    the dip switch settings look fine for a red probe, which yours should be if its 2014.
     
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    check the fins and make sure they aren't bent a bit...otherwise, just change it out....not going to get quieter.
     
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    the feed motor you want is 3-20-00677, so, your image above, img_0592.jpg is correct.
    The combustion motor and impeller are the same on the P68 and the Advance.
     
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    My new acquired furnace did the same, exhaust fan seems louder when not connected to a vent. I took it out to verify it just like you with lamp cord, much quieter. Might just need to be connected to a vent, who knows. LW says to check the fan blades which is another culprit and yours looks like a double paddle type so odds for it to be out of wack is slim. Trying another motor can do no wrong except having a spare or a noisy spare. If you have the 1.5A motor, try it. Clean the blades good which I would think you did already.
     
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    I'm just gonna replace it now. How's this one on eBay from esesstoves
     

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    Looks good. I have bought stove parts from them in the past (on and off eBay). Good experience and prices, would buy from them again.
     
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    For what it's worth, I bought a Gleason last year for my Quad (by chance from esesstoves too...good people) , it was somewhat "loud" from day one. Just bought and installed this week (yesterday) a Fasco off Ebay.....whisper quiet.
     
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