USSC Pellet Stove (Convection/Room) Blower: 80709-AMP

USSC Pellet Stove (Convection/Room) Blower: 80709. The convection blower is responsible for circulating air around the stove and into the room. If the blower is not working as it should, the amount of heat transferred from the unit into your home may be reduced.  If the fan has been cleaned thoroughly and is not moving the same volume of air as it once did, it may need to be replaced.

Fitment Note (KP60-XH): This blower fits the KP60-XH (extended hopper) version; it DOES NOT fit the standard KP60. The standard KP60 requires part 80834. Some models of KP60-XH have the motor on the opposite side; this is part 80834. Please check the orientation of your motor before ordering.

Replacement For Part Number:

• 80709

These are all of the confirmed compatible units for this product. This product may fit others, but these are the only ones we suggest ordering it for at this time.

Check these against the part you are replacing before ordering. If a dimension does not match, contact us and we will confirm the fit.

Install Instructions For USSC Pellet Stove (Convection/Room) Blower: 80709-AMP

Instructional Documents

• Install Instructions PDF for US Stove 80709

Instructional Notes

1.) Unplug the unit and make sure it is cool to the touch.

2.) Remove the necessary panels from the unit to allow access to the convection blower (You may need to remove the side panel in addition to the rear panel).

3.) Disconnect the power wires leading to the blower.

4.) Remove the screws attaching the blower housing to the unit (Pay special attention to the orientation of the blower and any grommets/spacers. The replacement blower needs to be positioned in the same way).

5.) Position the new blower assembly in place and reinstall the previously removed screws.

6.) Reconnect any previously removed power wires.

7.) Reinstall any previously removed panels and plug in the unit.

Troubleshooting Notes

-The distribution blower is the fan responsible for blowing hot air into the room. Often times this blower will become coated in dust and pet hair. If you feel like the blower is not moving as much air as it once did, the motor should be cleaned. If this does not resolve the issue the motor may need to be replaced.

-Many stoves are also equipped with a high-limit sensor. If your high-limit sensor is tripping or you are receiving a high-limit error code on your board this may indicate that the blower is not moving as much air as it should.

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