Blaze King Wood Stove Crossflow Fan (Left Side): 150-0710-L-AMP

Blaze King Wood Stove Crossflow Fan (Left Side). This fan is designed to circulate room air around the back and top of the stove / insert.  As this room air travels around the unit it becomes heated.  This increases the efficiency of the stove by allowing more heat to be transferred into the room and less heat to be lost through the exhaust. 

Replacement For Part Numbers:

• 150.0710.L
• 150-0710-L

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 Blaze King Wood Stove Crossflow Fan (Left Side): 150-0710-L-AMP

Instructional Documents

• Install Instructions PDF for Blaze King 150.0710.L

Instructional Notes

Installation Instructions:

1.) Unplug the unit's power cord.

2.) Locate the blower motor. Free-Standing Stoves: It may be necessary to remove the rear and side panels to gain access to this area. Inserts: Most often the unit needs to be pulled out of the firebox in order to access this location.

3.) Follow the power wires coming off of the existing motor & disconnect them at the first connection (Pay attention to the orientation of the wires and connection location. Often the power wire leads will come from the motor. Other times, there will be two lead wires that run from the unit and connect to tabs on the motor).

4.) Locate the fasteners attaching the fan housing to the unit and remove them.

5.) Position the new blower in place and reattach using the previously removed fasteners.

6.) Reconnect the wires (Pay attention to the wire location).

7.) Free-Standing Stoves: Reinstall any previously removed panels. Inserts: Reposition the insert back into the firebox cavity.

8.) Plug in the unit's power cord.

Troubleshooting Notes

Helpful Tips:

Reduced Air Flow-If you feel like your fan is not moving as much air as it did in the past start off by cleaning the fan and surrounding areas. Often times pet hair and dust are drawn into the fan and collect on the blades. This build-up can slow down the rotation of the blower. Sometimes brushing the dust off with a light bristle paint brush and vacuuming out the area will resolve this problem.

Blower Not Rotating-The first step to take is to manually check and see if the fan spins freely. The fan should spin freely in both directions with very little resistance. If the fan feels stuck or you feel resistance it usually indicates that the fan blade is not centered between the grommets. This can also happen if debris is lodged in the fan.

If you are still experiencing issues after trying these steps your blower may need to be replaced.

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