Hi,
I have a Whitfield Advantage II-T pellet stove. The blower fan has a problem in that it cuts off when I increase the speed. If I start on the lowest speed setting for the blower, I can gradually increase the speed using the dial, and the I can hear that the fan speed increases. When I get to about half way on the dial, the fan hums, and stops spinning. I have replaced it with a brand new fan, and the problem persists. I also replaced the high limit snap switch, but that did not help either.
Any ideas as to what would cause this?
I have a Whitfield Advantage II-T pellet stove. The blower fan has a problem in that it cuts off when I increase the speed. If I start on the lowest speed setting for the blower, I can gradually increase the speed using the dial, and the I can hear that the fan speed increases. When I get to about half way on the dial, the fan hums, and stops spinning. I have replaced it with a brand new fan, and the problem persists. I also replaced the high limit snap switch, but that did not help either.
Any ideas as to what would cause this?