airwash
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jtakeman
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If your running it on very low settings it about useless anyway. Once you crank it up to the mid range and above its starts to help. Can you snap a picture of inside the door? I think its the same as the P23fs, but I haven't seen p28fs. Should be similar though. It involves shiming the plate that covers it with shims/washers. Also make sure the plate is straight and I have seen some techs just replace the gasket and go all the way around the glass, Which disables the airwash completely.
Good answer. I bought this stove used a month ago or so and didnt change the gaskets yet,forgot about the glass gasket..will check it out after this burn...thx
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