What model Englander stove is this
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Pellets feed in from the bottom. On high, the top plate will be too hot to touch, but only a little. I think the highest temps I've recorded coming out of the blower are around 225F. Average pellets will go about 200F. On low, the top is a little over 110F.
That stove probably needs a little care and a good teardown, but it's a good stove model if you don't mind doing your own maintenance. I've burned mine for 5 seasons now, and all that I've needed to replace are gaskets during cleanings and a door gasket. If you keep up with the regular cleanings, it will last you a long time.
That stove probably needs a little care and a good teardown, but it's a good stove model if you don't mind doing your own maintenance. I've burned mine for 5 seasons now, and all that I've needed to replace are gaskets during cleanings and a door gasket. If you keep up with the regular cleanings, it will last you a long time.
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Englander Tech is a forum member and usually shows up on a fairly regular basis so help is usually not far away. stoveguy2esw
Lots of forum members do have Englander stoves....
Lots of forum members do have Englander stoves....
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