rwhite said:If your imaging standing in front of the stove being able to feel a massive amount of heat being blown at you I don't think that is the way most are designed to work. They are designed to move just enough heat off the stove without cooling it. I would also imagine that if one blower is not working that your getting 1/2 the air you should. Sprinkle a bit of ash at the point where air exits and turn on your blower. If it moves your fans are working. I think my insert has a 130 cfm blower and it moves just enough to get the heated air off the stove from there a ceiling fan takes over and stirs things up in the room.
rwhite said:Not saying that it's not a big stove or can't crank out some heat. What I'm saying is that most blowers are not going to blow your hair back like a big fan, but I'm not familiar with that stove either so I can only speak to the ones I have used.
I just took a step in front of my Ranier......seems that at about 6 ft. I don't FEEL the hot air moving....but I know it's working. We had the stove for 2 years before adding the blower, and believe me, we noticed a difference, it's moving airVinnyM said:I got the blower issue fixed. My dealer swapped it so I got another new one and both fans work fine. Unfortunately I still really don't feel that much air blowing. My blower on my pellet stove at home definitely blows better and I can feel it standing in front of it. Right now I have a couch setup in front of the wood stove about 5-6ft away and if I sit on the couch I don't feel any air from the blower. Any suggestions?
Vinny
Bend the clip that holds the snapdisc against the stove body so that it makes better contact.
Yes. Learning MORE and MORE about seasoned wood. I will definitely buy/chopa seasontwo to three seasons ahead from now on. I don't know/trust a dealer around my area. I've tried two and each has had their own issues with a cord or two.
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