Amaizablaze Cherokee Model 2100
Amaizablaze’s smallest corn stove, rated to heat up to 1,500 square feet. The stove stands 24" high or 32" with legs and is 23" in depth. The hopper capacity is large for a small stove and will hold 60 pounds of shelled corn. Air circulation blowers will move air at 160 cfm. Overall the unit weighs only 150 pounds.
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The Cherokee corn stove from Amaizablaze is the company’s smallest freestanding stove. BTUs are adjustable up to 30,000 BTU and down to 8,000 BTU.
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when the blower motor works, i'm happy with the product. bearings in room air blower lock-up after appx. 2 mos. this is unacceptable. corporate manager did stand behind product 100% and overnighted new blower under warranty. for that i'm very happy. however, the problem remains. 2 mos. new motor is locked-up. took 1 good bearing from each blower to make my own repairs. currently searching for ...Overall Performance:
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We installed a negative draft kit before using our corn stove so that we could burn wood pellets as well. We had trouble with the 'timer' getting hot after the first week. We got a replacement from the dealer and have had no trouble since then with the timer. It took us about a month to figure out what settings, how much wood pellets and how much corn before things went well. One thing we ...Overall Performance:
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I bought the Model 2100 in 2006 and have used it as supplemental heat when temperatures were sub-zero. In those four years I've burned approximately 5 tons of corn. The blowers were noisy from day one and the room blower motor is so inaccessible it required taking the unit apart to oil it. This helped the noise problem some until recently when the blower motor locked-up. This would have been a ...