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This guide is for owners of the VonHaus 6 Blade Double Stove Fan, designed to improve heat distribution from your stove. The fan harnesses the stove's heat to circulate warm air, maximizing your appliance's efficiency. Note that optimal performance is achieved with a stove surface temperature above 50°C.
| Model Part Number | 6 Blade Double Stove Fan |
|---|---|
| Brand | VonHaus |
The fan uses the heat from the stove to generate electricity and power its blades. It starts automatically when the stove surface reaches 50°C.
No, the fan is self-powered and requires no batteries or electricity to operate. It runs solely on the heat from your stove.
The fan is compatible with most fireplace, log burner, and freestanding stove heaters.
Allow the fan to cool down completely. Wipe it with a damp cloth. Do not immerse in water.
The fan has a maximum airflow of 200 CFM (cubic feet per minute).
Ensure the stove is producing enough heat. Check for any obstructions preventing blade movement. If the problem persists, contact customer support.
The fan is designed to operate silently.
The fan is portable and can be easily moved between rooms using the carry handle.
Check that the stove surface temperature is above 50°C. Ensure there are no obstructions preventing the blades from turning. Check the placement of the fan to ensure it is level on the stove's surface.
Ensure the fan is placed correctly on a flat surface. Check for any debris caught in the blades and clean if necessary. If the noise persists, contact customer support.
Ensure the fan is placed in the center of the stove and the stove is producing sufficient heat. Check for any drafts that might be affecting the airflow.
