Weak room blower
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Some stoves use one motor for the Room blower and the Combustion Blower . In this case the answer is Yes.
Also if there is a voltage or board problem it would also be a symptom.
Also if there is a voltage or board problem it would also be a symptom.
No I have ef2. 2 separate motors. I have been having massive pellet build up and pellets not burning well. Never have had this happen before with this stove. I cleaned, leaf blew etc. And still is doing it. The only other issue I am having right now is my room blower squeals some times. So I am think that is not at full speed. Causing an issue of some sort.
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The room fan is supposed to be oiled I believe so that may solve that issue. The Enviro manual I read said basically that if having ash and pellet buildup and after cleaning and further pulling the rod out does not solve issue to do a deeper clean and call the dealer
Yeah, I have oiled it. After I do it's fine for a few days then back to squealing. I have the air rod almost all the way out.
heat seeker
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Bioburner
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Then the fan is probably past when the couple drops would have helped
Have a electric motor shop around that can possibly replace the bearings?
Have a electric motor shop around that can possibly replace the bearings?
Bioburner
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That's a penetrating oil and not really good for motor bearings as it has a high amount of carrier and not much oil
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