Hampton 300: Not Necessary To Take A Tube Out To Sweep From Bottom

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velvetfoot

velvetfoot

Minister of Fire
Dec 5, 2005
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Sand Lake, NY
I just did it. The baffles slip out without removing a tube and the brush slips by the tubes up the flue. I guess I should've read the manual closer the first couple times I cleaned it. Duh. The tubes require banging on an attached vise grip, so I was glad not to have to do that again.
 
Yeah i always thought it was funny that that was the official way to take the tubes out but i do think it is easier than allot of other stove out there.
 
I thought the same thing, but I read my manual, and moving it like it said worked. Maybe if you still had the manual floating around it would say something about it. I imagine if it wouldn't you'd be out of luck.
 
Thanks, ill give it a try. Wow ,velvetfoot same post.
 
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