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  1. Grovenburg New Member

    joined: Dec 9, 2011
    50 posts
    timangelaryan@comcast.net
    I have an Econoburn 100 built in 2008. The fan has been taking longer and longer to "spool up" to speed as the weather gets colder. I was thinking about pulling the cover and blasting the fan with compressed air. Can I oil the thing as well or should I just get a new one?
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  2. Fred61 Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 26, 2008
    1,143 posts
    Southeastern Vt.
    Have you changed the fan speed. When the speed is reduced, the starting torque is diminished. Or you might have a defective starting capacitor.
  3. goosegunner Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 15, 2009
    1,078 posts
    WI
    Might want to search I think there was a post about fan problems from that vintage.

    gg
  4. heaterman Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 16, 2007
    2,406 posts
    NoLoMich
    Best be busy about getting a replacement motor on hand. Those types of things never seem to break during normal business hours.
    flyingcow likes this.

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