A-e-033 Convection Stove Blower For Breckwell Pellet Stoves
Big E Cadet Maverick Heartland Parts 80647 Replacement For Ussc Us Stove Golden Eagle 5040 Distribution Fan
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- Unidanho Pellet Stove Convection Fan Blower Motor Replaces Part Numbers: A-E-033A, A-E-033, 80647, PP7310, C-E-029. The #A-E-033A blower is used on all Pellet and Multi-Fuel models except the P20, P28, and some older P2700's.
- Unidanho convection blower fan fit for Breckwell Pellet Stoves models as folloing (can't work with some older unit, check size before ordering): P1000 Big E, P2000 Tahoe, P22 Maverick, P22I Maverick Insert, P23 Sonora, P23I Sonora Insert, P24 Blazer, P24I Blazer Insert, P26 Cadet, P2700 Mojave (some older model year can't fit), P32i Cadet, P4000 Classic Cast or "Vermont", P7000 Solstice (Pre-2013), etc. Also it is a great blower fan replacement part for Breckwell Gas Fireplaces G29V, G29I.
- This replacement fan for Breckwell A-E-033 Convection Blower Size: 6 5/8''L x 3''W, Flange Mount: 4 3/8″ x 4″, Volts: 115, Amps: 2.0A, RPM: 3000, Cycles: 60 Hz, Wiring Connectors: 14" Length with 1 Male & 1 Female Connectors, Housing Material: Steel, Bearing Type: Sealed Steel Ball, Motor Insulation: Class H (Rated to 392°F), package includes gasket.
- Unidanho A-E-033 convection blower fan fit for Golden Eagle 5040 pellet stove, for US Stove Company USSC 5040 pellet stove. May fit other models, please check your owner's manual for part number compatibility.
- A-E-033 convection blower circulates air around the stove and across the heat exchanger. If your pellet stove blower fan is not functioning correctly, it can greatly reduce the amount of heat you get from the pellet stove for home heating! If the pellet furnace blower is not moving the same amount of air as it once did, it may need to be cleaned or replaced.
- Color: Silver
- Weight: 5.85106843348
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