Jamestown j1000 question

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Shongboy

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Mar 10, 2013
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Just picked up what I believe is a mid 90s Jamestown j1000. It's kinda rough but I only paid $300 for it and figured with some cleaning and a new coat of pain it could make a nice stove. My question is am I missing something on the back? It looks like something screwed around the intake and combustion fan. It also looks like I'm missing the combustion fan pipe adapter. Not sure where I can get one?

Also what's the best way to test everything to make sure it is completely functional? This is my first pellet stove and won't be hooking it up til next fall as winter is almost over. Can I just run it outside?

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Just picked up what I believe is a mid 90s Jamestown j1000. It's kinda rough but I only paid $300 for it and figured with some cleaning and a new coat of pain it could make a nice stove. My question is am I missing something on the back? It looks like something screwed around the intake and combustion fan. It also looks like I'm missing the combustion fan pipe adapter. Not sure where I can get one?

Also what's the best way to test everything to make sure it is completely functional? This is my first pellet stove and won't be hooking it up til next fall as winter is almost over. Can I just run it outside?

Here is a pic of the back.

Yep looks like it is missing an adapter. Taken from the manual. You can run it outside to test it. I would only do that after a good cleaning and a check of the fans apart from the stove.

this might help you as well. (broken link removed to http://woodheatstoves.com/free/Jamestown_Parts_List_8_21_10.pdf)
 

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Yup, you are missing the "snout" it mounts on the combustion housing and you are also missing the plate that has two holes in it for the air in and air out...thats not such a biggie. You can get those parts from jamestown direct. Go to their site and ring them up
 
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