Ussc 6041tp noise

[jcwilliams]

Looking for the best way to lubricate the exhaust blower on my stove. It's unbearably loud. I've had it off and lubed all points on the shaft but noise comes back.

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[jcwilliams]

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Here is a video of my stove.
Thanks for the help

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[Ssyko]

if you had it out and cleaned it lubed both ends of the armature, it sounds like its time for a new one.

 

[jcwilliams]

That's kind of what I was thinking. Just wanted to see if anyone else had some thoughts.

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[Don2222]

Yes, you can try Anderol 465 Which is the lube of choice recommend by Dr Whitfield and Englander for their blowers but if the noise comes back then the bearings are going and you need a new blower. Also the stove should be plugged into a good surge protector to save you from buying a new expensive control panel sooner than necessary

 

[Ssyko]

if its a fasco motor it will have bushings not bearings. dayton some have bearings but most are bushings and you cant fix them unless you have good machinist skills and a lathe.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/US-Stove-U...513061?hash=item41a07e6865:g:MdwAAOSwk-1Z~O1C

 

[jcwilliams]

Yes, you can try Anderol 465 Which is the lube of choice recommend by Dr Whitfield and Englander for their blowers but if the noise comes back then the bearings are going and you need a new blower. Also the stove should be plugged into a good surge protector to save you from buying a new expensive control panel sooner than necessary

Thanks Googled it might give it a try better than 130 for the blower

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[jcwilliams]

if its a fasco motor it will have bushings not bearings. dayton some have bearings but most are bushings and you cant fix them unless you have good machinist skills and a lathe.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/US-Stove-U...513061?hash=item41a07e6865:g:MdwAAOSwk-1Z~O1C

Yep that's it. I was just looking at it on ebay also. Might have to buy it going to clean it and lube it again before trying other things.

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[Ssyko]

on your motor tag make a note of HP, Amps, RPM. a lot of stoves use the same motors. some are less expensive than others


hint: even from the same seller lol