Blower for Regency F1100

[zzmxj5]

Hello,
I am new to this forum.
I bought a small Regency wood burning stove back around 1990. It is a pedestal stove with a glass door.
I think the model is F1100. I want to buy a blower for it. The original blower is pricey. I see a blower that looks like it will fit. It is GFK-160. does anyone know what will fit my stove? Does anyone know the model number of the original Regency blower?

Thanks Bill

 

[DAKSY]

846-515 is the number for the F1100...Are you sure of your model #?
The GFK-160 is a Heat n Glo blower system. You may have to get creative to make it work

 

[WES999]

I don't see that Regency makes a F1200. Check the model #.
F1100 ( what I have)
F2400
F3100
CS1200
I purchased a blower from these guys: http://www.electricmotorwarehouse.com/fireplace/fireplace_overview.htm
Best price I could find.

 

[zzmxj5]

846-515 is the number for the F1100...Are you sure of your model #?
The GFK-160 is a Heat n Glo blower system. You may have to get creative to make it work

Thank you for the reply. Yes, the model is F1100.
The GFK-160 I saw on ebay has magnets to keep it on.
Is the fan powerful enough to work ok?

 

[DAKSY]

Those magnets are used to keep the blower in position on the FLOOR of a gas fireplace.
I don't know that they are strong enough to secure the lower in another position.

 

[zzmxj5]

Those magnets are used to keep the blower in position on the FLOOR of a gas fireplace.
I don't know that they are strong enough to secure the lower in another position.

Thanks for the info. I am learning a lot.

 

[Grisu]

Thanks for the info. I am learning a lot.

If you want to move the heat to the other side of your home, try a small desk fan sitting on the floor blowing cold air towards the room where the stove is. That will generate a convective loop pulling warm air from the stove room along the ceiling towards the location of the fan. Of course, you need a straight line between fan and stove room; does not work well around corners.