Looking for cheapest OEM place to get it from. Found $205 on ebay. Anything cheaper with potentially better support for possible failure etc.?
Replacement Harman XXV Distribution Blower Needed
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railfanron
Minister of Fire
I put this one in my stove and it has been working fine for 2 months. Very quiet. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0773HCTPB/?tag=hearthamazon-20. It's a Fascon instead of the Gleason Avery that was originally in the stove but it's an exact replacement except the wires have to be cut and a new connector added to wire it up. Connectors were included with the fan.
Ron
Ron
That is the combustion blower motor, I need the distribution blower, the long thin one with two roller looking blowers.
Interesting. I replaced the distribution blower on my Accentra insert with a Fasco and it is much louder then the OEM Gleason Avery was, especially at full boil. I'll go back to OEM when it comes due for replacement.
https://www.galco.com/buy/ebm-papst-Inc./55416.29089
$111 plus shipping. I got one for spare for my Harmon XXV. Tested as just as quiet as orig out of stove.
$111 plus shipping. I got one for spare for my Harmon XXV. Tested as just as quiet as orig out of stove.
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railfanron
Minister of Fire
Thank you! I'll talk to the wife. Harman dealer wants $279. That's a little rich for my blood.
Quite a Profit on parts. Lucky for you the distributor sells to anyone. It's the exact same part, you have to change the old housing over is all. Same for Harmon part I bet.
Wanted to update you all...i have had our room sensor loosely wrapped in a circle and tapped witth painters tape to the rear of stove the last 2 years. I decided to undo it and put the sensor on the floor. Within minutes the stove was roaring and I got the distribution blower to work. It hasn't stopped since. I have shut the stove down 2x due warm daytime temos, but it fired right back up and blower was cranking!
I probably will still buy the blower to have just in case, but I think this may have been part of my problem. House temps have increased and we are noticing a difference with about the same pellets being consumed.
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