US Stove 2400 Window and Wall Mounted 4840 Exhaust Blower: 80573

US Stove Company

• 2400 Window
• 4840

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 combustion blower.

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

4.) Remove the screws attaching the blower housing to the unit and disconnect the adapter transitioning from the old blower housing to the exhaust pipe. (You may need to disconnect the exhaust pipe from the unit to do this).

5.) Remove the old gasket (Using a flathead screwdriver scrape and remove any pieces of old gasket stuck to the housing or body of the unit).

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

7.) Reconnect the adapter (If previously removed) and venting. Make sure the connection from the blower housing to the adapter and the connection from the venting to the adapter collar is sealed with high-temperature silicone!

7.) Reconnect any previously removed power wires.

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

-The exhaust blower is responsible for drawing smoke out of the unit and pulling combustion air into the furnace. If you notice smoke/flue gas entering the room or a lazy flame, this may be a sign that the combustion blower is not operating as it should. If you have thoroughly cleaned the unit/venting but are still experiencing these issues, you may want to consider replacing your blower!

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