The 26" Greystone Electric Fireplace with Remote Control # 324-000065 does force the air out utilizing a blower fan. It works like a space heater with the different temperature settings, a timer, and automatic setting as well. I've attached a picture of the blower fan for reference. The blower fan doesn't have different settings like low, med, high on any of the units. It is temperature regulated.
I've linked the page to all your options and they will all have the blower fan similar... view full answer...
Yes, the Greystone Electric RV Fireplace with Crystals - 26" Wide - Recessed Mount - Black # 324-000068 does have a fan blower to move the heat it produces in the room. view full answer...
I do have advice for you but unfortunately, we do not carry any replacement blower fan motors for any of our air conditioner units. I would also not be able to confirm if you can use one brand's motor in place of another though my guess would be no. I recommend checking with the manufacturer to see if the part you are looking for is able to be replaced. If not and you do decide to replace the entire unit or in the near future then the most cost effective option we have for you is the Advent... view full answer...
Hey Dean that is a really odd issue to have. I've been working in this department since 2009 (I think) and this is the first time this specific problem has been reported haha. I would think it has something to do with the blower motor resistor repair that was performed. It's hard to say exactly what but maybe the mechanic that did the job got creative with some wiring and when the blower motor circuit is active it's somehow deactivating the brake controller power wire. view full answer...
The Greystone 36" Electric Fireplace with Crystals part # 324-000080 does indeed have a fan/blower that pushes warm air out which is located on the front in the rectangular opening above the glass. There are also two large rectangular vents on the back of the unit that will need to be at least 1" away from any obstructions.
I have attached a photo to assist with the locations of the vents. view full answer...
While we do not carry Dometic we do have units like the Furrion Chill Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Dometic Brisk Setup part # FR42PV that work using the same controls. With your system it sounds as though the controls are turned to the Fan On high or low setting. The thermostat Fan Switch should be set to the Auto setting to turn on and off with the unit itself. This is similar to how you can control the fan separate to your A/C unit in your house. view full answer...
The Greystone fireplace, part # 324-000076, does have a fan but there aren't any controls for it. It has a thermostat for the heating element and the flame adjustment for presentation.
The heating element can be set on a timer or programmed with a thermostat to turn on and off at specific temperatures. view full answer...
We have just what you are looking for with the Furrion Chill HE part # FR42PV. This was designed specifically to replace Coleman AC units so the install would be pretty simple and we have found that it blows the coldest, is the quietest and is very reliable. For a heat strip add-on you would just need the part # FR35SR and you'd be set with everything you need. The blower fan does not run continuosly like the Atwood units. view full answer...
First remove the shroud on your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner - 13,500 Btu - White Item # ACM135 and see if the fan will move freely, you could have something locking it up. If that isn't the cause and you're getting proper power to the motor, like you said, then you will need to replace it and will have to reach out to the manufacturer for the replacement. view full answer...
The heat strip like the # FR35SR basically has the same setting as the fan of the AC unit it installs it. It's just a heating element that your blower will blow air past so whatever blower volume setting your AC has this would work with. view full answer...
Since your Dometic 13500 BTU air conditioner only had a two speed fan, but the Advent Air # ACDOM150 you just installed has a 3 speed fan you will need to replace your current thermostat and air distribution box.
I recommend the Air Distribution Box w/ Wall-Mounted Thermostat for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners # ACRG15 which includes everything you need, and it will all be an exact replacement for your current components. This will allow you to get the 3rd fan speed working and the air... view full answer...
The 26" Greystone Electric Fireplace # 324-000065 does force the air out utilizing a blower fan. It works like a space heater with the different temperature settings, a timer, and automatic setting as well. view full answer...
Based off your description I believe you're talking about the "Blower Wheel" which can be replaced with part # ADV49FR. The fan blade on your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner # ACM150 can be replaced with the Replacement Fan Blade for Advent Air RV Air Conditioner # PXX128050095. view full answer...
Yes, the Furrion 30" Electric Fireplace # F30SW15ABL does feature an internal fan/blower that will push warm air out of the unit and into the room in which it's mounted. Both on the fireplace panel itself and the included remote there are up/down arrows that are used to adjust this fan setting from low to high.
I have attached a fully video review that you can check out as well. view full answer...
I went ahead and did some research, and it appears that you have either the Coleman Mach I or Mach III air conditioner on your 1989 Fleetwood Jamboree.
I then went and checked to see if we carry any blower motors for any of our A/C units, which we unfortunately do not.
We do however, carry a replacement shroud that will fit both the Mach I and Mach III;
-MaxxAir TuffMaxx Replacement RV Air Conditioner Cover for Coleman-Mach RV Air Conditioners # MA00-325001.
For a replacement blower... view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Ventline regarding installing the Replacement Fan Motor # BVD0278-00 on your Range Hood.
He stated that after removing the 4 screws that are holding the hood to the cabinet, you will then want to use a flat tool to straighten out the two tabs located at the blower housing rear. There are then 4 additional screws that are holding the blower housing to the hood top which will need to be removed, but it sounds like you have already done this. With the screws removed... view full answer...
I believe I have a solution for you. It sounds like you need the Replacement Fan Motor for Ventline Range Hoods # BVD0278-00. This is a 2 speed fan motor designed to fit Ventline Range Hoods which is what it sounds like you have.
This is pretty similar to the # BCD0314-00 but is for ventline range hoods and not bathroom motors. view full answer...
An 88 error code for your Furrion fireplace would indicate that the blower fan is overheating. This is typically caused by a build-up of dust inside the unit and can be fixed by first removing the unit from the wall. Once removed you can blow out the air vents on the top, sides, and back with a can of compressed air. If it's not dusty then I recommend checking the power at the unit with a multimeter # PT89ZR to ensure that it's getting a full 12 volts to properly function. If not then the... view full answer...
I have a solution for you.
First in regards to your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner - 13,500 Btu - White # ACM135, you need to take off the shroud and check if the fan itself will move freely.
If it feels rough, gummed up or even jammed it will need to be cleaned and oiled.
If you are getting proper power to the fan and it moves freely you will need to replace the fan motor and that is something we do not carry. You will need to contact the manufacturer to get a replacement. view full answer...
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