Noisy Combustion Fan

I am sure this might have been dealt with in other areas of this forum but I have to ask. I have recently purchased and installed a Pocono rear vent. It seems to be working extremely well with the exception that the combustion blower seems awfully noisy and the motor housing itself is quite hot to the touch. I tried snugging up the mounting bolts a bit and checked the housing screws and they all seem to be fine. I also put a few drops of 3-n-1 oil in the lube hole but its still pretty noisy. I might be being a little picky but it is rather annoying. The unit is in my basement but can still hear that blower motor running upstairs. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

etned wrote:I am sure this might have been dealt with in other areas of this forum but I have to ask. I have recently purchased and installed a Pocono rear vent. It seems to be working extremely well with the exception that the combustion blower seems awfully noisy and the motor housing itself is quite hot to the touch. I tried snugging up the mounting bolts a bit and checked the housing screws and they all seem to be fine. I also put a few drops of 3-n-1 oil in the lube hole but its still pretty noisy. I might be being a little picky but it is rather annoying. The unit is in my basement but can still hear that blower motor running upstairs. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

Give us a call at the shop.570-752-1811 The glass gasket can be installed at the mounting flange of the blower. Helps a lot. Dave

the samething with my new Pioneer how about a rubber washers or gasket, bye the way we love the nice even heat,

etned wrote:I am sure this might have been dealt with in other areas of this forum but I have to ask. I have recently purchased and installed a Pocono rear vent. It seems to be working extremely well with the exception that the combustion blower seems awfully noisy and the motor housing itself is quite hot to the touch. I tried snugging up the mounting bolts a bit and checked the housing screws and they all seem to be fine. I also put a few drops of 3-n-1 oil in the lube hole but its still pretty noisy. I might be being a little picky but it is rather annoying. The unit is in my basement but can still hear that blower motor running upstairs. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

BTW 3 & 1 Oil is not recommended. Use a light weight motor oil like 5-30 .