Englander Pellet Stove Convection Blower PU-4C447

great service, altho the first blower sounded loud i am not sure i would have been able to listen to it for very long,but then the fuse on the circuit board blew out,i replaced the fuse and it blew again, so i disconnected the new blower and replace fuse and ordered another blower,the replacement unit made no sound at all and better yet no blowing fuses .some times defective parts get bye quality control . thats life . i would buy again thank you 5 stars

Works great. Nice blower,quiet,sturdy.

Old fan was really noisy and had bearing rattle so i bought this one to replace it. 4 bolts but because of the design of the pellet stove you have to be a contortionist, but that has no bearing on the replacement the new fan matched up perfectly.As for the sound. This fan is noisy for about the first hour or so (of each use) but then quiets down. I don’t know if this will get better with time but I’ll still take a fan that’s noisy for two hours as opposed to one that is noisy the whole time.

This part is for my pellet stove the price is good the dealer price was a lot higher it is the same part I am very satisfied with this I purchased from Amazon

Unfortunately I ordered in June and installed in October so I cannot return or I would. Ridiculously loud and didn't come with a gasket. Luckily i had extra gasket material. Do not waste your money on this junk.

Remove the back panel on the stove.Remove the two bolts holding the control panel, carefully set aside the panel.Got your 12-inch extender to take out the four bolts/install the new blower? Use it now to remove the four bolts holding the blower.If you have connectors between the old blower and the control panel, carefully disconnect the old blower. If you don't have a connector, get ready to splice, or order new wiring.This blower does not come with a gasket, so order one, or carefully remove the old one and glue it on the new unit (stove gasket cement, not Elmer's). Do not install without a gasket unless you enjoy metal-on-metal vibration noise.With the old blower out, take a few minutes and vacuum inside the stove.Hardest part is installing the new motor. If you're on your own (tight space anyway, so a second person may be only marginally helpful), try a folded towel to prop the new unit as you bolt it to the frame.Reconnect your wires, blower to control panel.Reconnect the control panel.You're ready to test.If all goes well, after shut down reconnect the back panel on the stove.** I found the new blower no less noisy than the old blower. Arrived four days after ordering. Unit was in good shape on arrival. Price point seems a little high for a blower that's as noisy as the old blower. But, it's good to have the pellet stove heating the place again.

Pellet stove

Fit my pellet stove, but other fan didn't fit

My stove broke down just as it got colder outside. With no dealer in the local area its tough to source parts.Found this on Amazon. It was affordable, shipped super quick and was an exact match except for the first two numbers of the part number.My Stove is up and running and super quiet.No gasket comes with this unitGreat service

the box was delivered damaged and not sealed or may have been opened. there was no packing material at all to protect the blower motor however there was no damage to the blower.the blower motor is the exact same as the OEM unit it is replacing,BUT this motor is alot louder than the OEM one.my stove is in my basement and can be heard in my kitchen and bedrooms upstairs at night, but it heats my whole home easily.i gave this 4 stars because of the packaging.so after almost 1 year to the date this blower moter just quit. i removed the blower and dissasembled it and sprayed some lithium grease on the blower motor shaft and it is working again but who knows for how long. i think this blower is a reman and NOT new. i have lowered my rating to 3 stars.