United States Stove Co.Convection Blower - 1768972992797_652
The Convection blower is also referred to as the Room Blower. It blows air through the exhaust plennum and through the openings on the front of the stove to provide the heat to your room.
Features
- Easy Installation
- Please also add 88167 gasket when replacing
- Fits 5660 and 5770 series pellet stoves
- 2.87 inch square outlet
What our Experts Think
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Boosts heat distribution – Convection blower helps circulate warm air more evenly throughout your space.
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Quiet, efficient operation – Designed for smooth airflow with minimal noise during extended use.
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Durable and dependable – Built to work reliably with compatible United States Stove Co. models.
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Easy upgrade installation – Simple bolt‑on design makes adding or replacing the blower straightforward.
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Value‑adding accessory – A practical way to enhance your stove’s heating efficiency and overall comfort.
Q&A
Q: What is the United States Stove Co. Convection Blower?
A: A replacement convection blower designed to improve heat circulation from compatible wood, pellet, or multi‑fuel stoves by moving warm air more efficiently into the room.
Q: What does a convection blower do?
A: It circulates warm air away from the stove body and into living spaces, reducing cool spots and increasing overall heating comfort.
Q: Why upgrade or replace with this blower?
A: To restore or enhance heat distribution performance when the original blower weakens, fails, or operates noisily.
Q: Is this a genuine part?
A: Yes — an OEM‑quality convection blower built to match the specifications of compatible United States Stove Co. models.
Q: How difficult is installation?
A: Requires basic mechanical and electrical skills; professional installation is recommended for proper fit, wiring, and safety.
Q: Why choose this convection blower?
A: Provides improved airflow, more even heating, quieter operation, and extended stove comfort, making your stove’s warmth more effective throughout your space.
Maintenance Tips
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Disconnect Power: Always turn off and unplug before cleaning or inspection.
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Clean Blades & Housing: Remove dust and debris from blower blades, vents, and housing to maintain airflow and heat transfer.
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Check Mounting & Fasteners: Ensure all screws and brackets are tight and secure.
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Inspect Wiring & Connections: Look for loose, frayed, or corroded wires; secure or replace as needed.
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Lubricate Bearings (if Applicable): Apply a few drops of light machine oil to accessible bearings per manufacturer guidance.
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Listen for Noise: Unusual sounds may indicate imbalance or wear — clean or service promptly.
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Annual Professional Service: Have a technician inspect and service the blower each heating season.
