Fasco B45227 Soplador centrífugo con rodamiento de manguito, 1650 rpm, 115 V, 60 Hz, 1.86 amperios

Haven't installed yet but appears great quality, shipping was quick. Price was great.

I bought this replacement blower for my stove because mine died. This was exactly as described and was perfect match to the original one. The one thing I did wish was that the power wires on it were either labeled or different colors as there was no way of determining wich was the positive lead and the negative lead.

Bought this for myMagnum 3500P corn/pellet stove.Dayton, Fasco/Fasco/ Dayton, I don't care. Works great, better than my stock fan did when it was new. For the first time I can feel the heat blowing from across the room. Yes, the outlet on this fan is a little bigger than my stock fan. I made a cardboard template that matched the inner opening of my stock fan and matched outer size of this fan and then clamped the fan in place ( see picture), done: works great.

Replaced original blower fan on a very old Nashua stove. Fit perfect and runs quiet. Support from the supplier was great as I reached out to verify how to install wires. Easy to install with some guidance! It was a bit hard to find good gasket material but used window gasket from a local wood stove shop and it fit well

4/5/19 Updated review: I returned the original unit with absolutely no trouble. The replacement arrived quickly. Installation was simple and the blower ran fine all winter with no issues whatsoever. I assume the first was a lemon and, hey, that happens. Will purchase this unit again if necessary. Review updated from 1 start to 5 stars.Purchased this for my Leisure Line HyFire. Noticed right off the bat that it was missing the screen guard over the opening of the cage (as pictured in the item description). Got it hooked up and could hear the blower trying to run, even though it wasn't. Decided to be stupid and stick my finger into the cage and was able to get the blower started by hand, but then the cage wobbled noisily as it spun inside the blower. Eventually the blower shut itself off …

Installation took less than 30 minutes using a multi-tool and a screwdriver. Electrical connection was simple--plenty of wire, pre-stripped for easy connection in the same manner as the old blower. Quiet and blows more air than the 1.8 amp unit it replaced. Bolted right into the old holes on my custom woodstove. 4 & 7/8 horizontal x 4 & 3/8 vertical. Note that there is no screen over the intake, but I was able to attach the screen from my old unit behind the screws on the intake flange. Local shop said they couldn't help me. Their loss. Great product for the price.

I bought this to replace my fasco blower on an American Energy CountrySide Corn and Pellet burner. This came with about 12in wires (short) but, it was easy enough to cut the old wires and splice this in. It is slightly bigger than the fasco and slightly more rpms 1640 (Dayton) vs 1500 (fasco mf3541) but, there is very little difference in the overall cfm. It was a 15 minute switch from not-working stove to done. It has so-far been tested at 3-days continuous running several times. That is how often I shut down and clean the stove.

Bought this to replace my ancient burned-out, unlabeled/unknown blower that was probably installed about 30 years ago.I did a modicum of research and Fasco seemed like a decent enough choice, so I took some careless, semi-accurate measurements of the old blower and checked all the models at Fasco's website (all models had measurements conveniently listed) and this seemed like the only model which was close enough to the guesstimated size so I just went with it. I had no clue what model of blower I was replacing so I wasn't even positive that this new one would fit the old enclosure, but sure enough, it was an exact replacement. Yay!The blower comes bare-bones, with just 2 bare wires and a ground, but that's exactly what I needed to replicate my old setup. The installation was …