We bought this stove with a broken door thinking it would be fairly easy to replace. I can't find anything anywhere. The only markings are on the door. American homeheater. Any ideas. Fan in the base.
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It's old and not a common heater. Most likely a door would have to be custom made. The stove is not worth much more than scrap steel now. That said, one showed up last year. Might also be in AK.
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Help Identifying “American Home Heater” Stove
Hello, Stove Gurus! We just moved into a house and this old stove needs a bit of repair but I can’t find anything online for it. The only markings (no plates anywhere inside or out) are on the door. I can’t find “American Home Heater” anywhere online. Does anyone have any ideas? I would think...
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May I ask why you think it's not worth anything? It doesn't Look like it's had a hard life. It was in a remote hunting cabin without electricity. Then when moving it to a newer cabin it rolled over on the door. They packed it out and put it in a shed.
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