Can I add a blower to my superior gas fireplace?
Can I add a blower to my superior gas fireplace?
Our FBK-250 Blower Fan Kit is designed for Superior gas fireplaces to circulate air around the firebox and enhance heat output. This complete fireplace blower kit offers a low cost solution to push…
How do you fix a noisy fireplace fan?
Noisy Gas Fireplace Blower? Here’s How to Replace it
- Step 1: Identify the fireplace air blower. Tilt out the bottom grille and shine a light inside the unit.
- Step 2: Remove the old fireplace air blower. Photo 1: Remove the front panel.
- Step 3: Test and adjust. Turn on the power and fire up the burners.
Why is the blower on my fireplace not working?
The blower motor supplements the heat produced by the gas burners by pushing air with a fan. If the blower motor is not working properly, try troubleshooting the equipment to check for common problems. A loose wire or similar minor issue can often be fixed in a few minutes without calling a repair technician.
Can you run a gas fireplace without the fan?
A fireplace without a fan will still work safely and effectively utilizing radiant heat to warm up the room & home. During a power outage all wood and direct vent gas fireplaces, Inserts and stoves will continue to work safely producing radiant heat without the need for a fan.
How can I make my electric fireplace quieter?
Turn off the heater and only operate the fireplace flames. If you hear excessive grinding, replace the flame motor. If you hear a buzzing noise, replace the flame speed control, if applicable. Turn on the heater if the flame motor does not create excessive noise.
Why does my fireplace make noise?
Common causes of gas fireplace noises follow: A rumbling noise that occurs when the burners are on typically means that burners are dirty. Contact our chimney professionals to have your burners properly cleaned. A grinding or shrieking noise is usually caused by a fan or blower.
Why does my gas fireplace pilot light keep going out?
If the pilot light on your gas fireplace won’t stay lit, a very likely culprit is a component called a thermocouple. A thermocouple is a safety device and is a component of the ignition system. Its purpose is to not allow the gas valve to open if the pilot light isn’t lit.
