Power Vents and Rusting Out?
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Brother in law has been running his in a wet climate on the coast of Eastern Maine for at least 4 years now. I think his is in perfect shape.
Kevin
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The part that disintegrates is the heat slinger fan. It is aluminum. The best thing to do is every spring the same day you shut the stove down. Remove the motor and fan assy. Clean it real well, Spray it with some WD-40 or similar and store it indoors in a dry area.Kungur wrote:I was wondering if SS power vents rust out? I have heard that using SS venting will ot hold up for too many years before needing to be replaced so I was wondering about the SS power vent units?
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Beat me to it Flyer, he does this also! Says its simple and what the instructions say to do, before you guys bought the company. I'm sure it still says it.
Kevin
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