Home heat oil stove

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   I've got an old Monogram oil stove that was used for home heating. Has a reastat run fan built in to oil flow control. Just lately has started to lose fan speed after an hour or so running. Visual inspection of reastat and electronic spray cleaning hasn't changed anything. Fan spins freely and have oiled it to boot. Is it the fan motor dieing or reastat failing? Have owned it 50 yrs. I suppose a voltage check out of reastat is what i need as it just starts slowing down. Shut it down for a while and it works again. Don't know what to do. Used to heat my shop. Any ideas? TIA that fan has alot of hours on it. How would a pro diagnose it?

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	I've got an old Monogram oil stove that was used for home heating. Has a reastat run fan built in to oil flow control. Just lately has started to lose fan speed after an hour or so running. Visual inspection of reastat and electronic spray cleaning hasn't changed anything. Fan spins freely and have oiled it to boot. Is it the fan motor dieing or reastat failing? Have owned it 50 yrs. I suppose a voltage check out of reastat is what i need as it just starts slowing down. Shut it down for a while and it works again. Don't know what to do. Used to heat my shop. Any ideas? TIA that fan has alot of hours on it. How would a pro diagnose it?

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