Pioneer LE Fan

Adamiscold · By: **Adamiscold** On: Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:23 am

Jerry,

Can the fan in back of a pioneer be upgraded to a larger one? Would it effect the performance of the stove at all?

Jerry & Karen · By: **Jerry & Karen** On: Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:12 pm

Adam,
That's as big as they come. If you had a torch and a welder you could add another fan on the other side of the back. Parts would be about $250.00
Jerry

Adamiscold · By: **Adamiscold** On: Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:58 am

Ok, thanks Jerry

traderfjp · By: **traderfjp** On: Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:17 am

You can run a small fan on the floor and point it at the stove.

WNY · By: **WNY** On: Wed Aug 13, 2008 1:19 pm

You could probably adapt a larger one with some inginuity , also the bigger the fan, the cooler the air temp as it washes the stove of heat, it wouldn't have time to heat up and may blow cooler air then if you had less air flow. I have tried different things, you don't want to go too big, it would just blow cooler air due to the velocity....

mozz · By: **mozz** On: Wed Aug 13, 2008 2:25 pm

Adamiscold wrote:Jerry,

Can the fan in back of a pioneer be upgraded to a larger one? Would it effect the performance of the stove at all?

Last year was my first year running the Pioneer, i tried 2 different fans pointing at the stove from each side, in front, near the back etc.etc. I put a fan hanging in a unused doorway trying to move hot air also. They all worked to some extent but what i ended up doing was installing a ceiling fan in the room where the stove was. I could not put it directly above the stove. It is off to the side a bit. I turn the fan on the lowest setting and leave it on all the time. It worked better than any fan just pointing at the stove trying to move hot air even if the t-stat wasn't calling for heat and the blower was off.

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