Enviro Windsor, does anyone have a PDF to the original brochure?

November comes to a close and I just did the first servicing for the 12/13 Winter last weekend. I can understand why people pay others to clean up their stove or vent pipes. It did take a while, taking all the vent pipes completely off, brushing and reinstalling, cleaning the back of the stove, taking the convection blower off, brushing all the fins and sucking up all the dust that was stuck in them. Although, the hardest part for me is taking the stove off the hearth pad. Of course I do the entire servicing the old fashioned way. No blower trick or special procedures. Taking it all apart makes me feel good knowing that I can clearly see that it is all clean. I put the stove on a four wheel furniture dolly so I can move it off the raised hearth and move it around the room. It is just easier than trying to clean it all up while it is against the wall.

Hello zrtmatos. Nice pic. I like the look of that stove too, thanks for posting. That stove fits in perfectly in my livingroom, though at the coldest times it can use help heating the furthest bedroom upstairs. It does like to be frequently cleaned though! Any stove would be hard pressed to get heat across the house to the far bedroom from where it sits. Great experience for my first pellet stove

Hi Chris,

Glad to see you back on here. Also glad that it is you and not me doing the vent work.

I do however employ the LBT and do the rest of the work where the stove sits. It isn't all that bad and I have it down to a reasonable amount of time.

In case this is needed also, there is the manual for the stove. I can send to anyone at their request.