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I have a china electric fireplace model ND 20-B the blower motor needs to be replaced how hard is this to do and where do i find one

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Not a whole lot of information about the fireplace/free standing stove you have. Other than it's a direct import from China and the specs, which didn't list a blower. http://cixijasun.en.made-in-china.com/product/NeCQduwOPHhD/China-Electric-Fireplace-ND-20B-.html

With only the little information about the company, there's not much chance in finding the part (blower) you're looking for. However, 98% of all the electric fireplaces and stoves, like yours are China imports and are made almost identically, but have some replacement parts available. The solution is, finding a similar unit to yours by another manufacturer, that uses the same size and type blower. Most use what are called squirrel cage blowers rated at 120 cfm and is rated for 230 volts. Based on the voltage requirement, I feel pretty sure, it was never sold in the USA. With some online research, you may can find one.

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