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4.
To replace the glass it may be helpful to remove the door from the stove and place on a clean soft
work area. Remove the retaining ring screws and retaining ring, remove the glass and dispose of
properly, CAUTION: BROKEN GLASS WILL BE SHARP. Clean the door thoroughly where the new
piece of glass will install. Set the new piece of glass into the door and replace the retaining ring and
screws. Be careful to tighten the screws evenly, uneven pressure can break the glass. Tighten the
screws just enough to hold the glass firmly, overtightening can cause uneven pressure and can break the
glass.
Brick replacement – As needed
1.
Bricks should be inspected and replaced if necessary at least once a year. Cracked bricks are fine as
long as they remain in place.
Clean and inspect stove – Every year
1.
Your stove should be fully cleaned and inspected once a year. This is a great time to inspect the bricks,
gaskets, catalyst and the rest of the stove for signs of abnormal wear. Start by shoveling all the ashes
out of the stove. Use a shop vac to clean the hard to reach places.
2.
Your catalytic combustors performance should be closely inspected at least 3 times during the heating
season. To check the performance of your catalytic follow these steps:
a.
With a flashlight, visually inspect the catalyst for physical deterioration. If catalysts are
crumbling or falling apart they must be replaced. Removal of catalyst for inspection is not
recommended unless stove performance has noticeably decreased.
b.
Light the stove in accordance with the instructions in section 4
c.
With the bypass rod pulled out (towards yourself), go outside and observe the emissions
leaving the chimney.
d.
Push in the bypass rod and again observe the emissions leaving the chimney.
e.
Significantly more smoke should be seen when the bypass rod is pulled out. Significantly
less smoke should be seen when the bypass rod is pushed in. Be careful not to confuse smoke
with steam from wet wood.
Replace catalyst – Every 7-10 years or as needed
1.
If you have determined that the catalyst needs to be replaced contact you nearest dealer for parts and
service. Use the parts list in section 8 for ordering a replacement catalyst.
2.
Replacement Steps:
a.
Remove stove pipe or pull out insert to gain access to the stove flue. (If removing insert is not
practical you can access baffle fasteners through the stove door. Instructions for this follow in
parenthesis in step b.)
b.
Remove bypass rod by removing the pin that drops into the hex shaft. To remove drop in pin
you will first remove the cotter pin at the bottom side of drop in pin. Pull the drop in pin up
and out. Pull the damper rod all the way out of the stove. (Instructions for doing this job
through door: Pull damper rod out until it hits stop. You will not be able to see fasteners and
will have to do this job by feel. Reach through the stove door, up the rear of the baffle and
then towards the front of stove until you find hex shaft that is bolted to damper plate. Feel
along hex shaft until you find pins. Remove the small retaining pin at the bottom of drop in
pin then pull up on the drop in pin. Remove damper rod from stove.
c.
Set a bottle jack underneath the center of the baffle and jack it up applying a small amount of
pressure to the baffle. Lubricate and remove the 4 main baffle bolts using a 9/16” socket with
a 6” extension. Slowly lower the jack balancing the baffle as it comes down. The baffle is
fairly heavy; use proper lifting techniques.
d.
Carefully remove the baffle from the stove.
e.
Lift off the baffle clips and remove the catalytic hold down clamp noting the location of the
gaskets. Slide the catalytics out.
f.
Install the new cataytic combustors in the same location. (approximately 1” from the face of
the baffle). Cut and use the gasket provided to achieve a snug fit.
g.
Replace the catalytic hold down clamp, re-gasket the top and sides of the clamp to achieve a
snug fit. Re-install the baffle clips.
h.
Re-install the entire baffle system in the same manner that it was removed using the bottle
jack.
3.
If the steel baffle is warped or degraded, the entire baffle system with the catalytics and gasketing
pre-installed may be ordered. Contact you dealer.
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