My England 25-PDVC room air blower has a red and black lead that connect to two red leads from the circuit board. During a good clean the tape I had to mark which red wire from the circuit board went to the black lead on the blower. Does it matter which wires connect to which? If yes how do I tell which red wire goes to the black wire on the blower? Thanks for any help. By the way if you have never taken the room air blower out and cleaned it you might want to. Mine was so full of dust you could not see the fan blades in the hamster wheel.
England 25-PDVC Room Air Blower Wiring
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stoveguy2esw
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it doesn't matter which is connected to which red wire from the board as long as both wires from the blower attach to the red wires on the harness you'll be fine.
good point on the room fan (easily the most overlooked component in the stove) they pick up dust over time but generally don't get looked at in cleaning as there is no ash in that part of the system. the more they clog up the less heat gets transferred which wastes heat out the exhaust and also over time can allow the unit to get hotter than intended in the high ranges. it should definitely be included in annual maintenance
good point on the room fan (easily the most overlooked component in the stove) they pick up dust over time but generally don't get looked at in cleaning as there is no ash in that part of the system. the more they clog up the less heat gets transferred which wastes heat out the exhaust and also over time can allow the unit to get hotter than intended in the high ranges. it should definitely be included in annual maintenance
stoveguy2esw
Minister of Fire
no prob Frank, any time , glad it got brought up next guy can see the thread and get right up and running with a clean room fan
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