I have a Jotul 3cb that is in need of a new grate. Is that something that the average homeowner can replace and how? Thank you
Grate for Jotul 3cb
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the ash grate that sits in the bottom of the stove? If I remember correctly, it just lifts out of the bottom. You may need tp pry it up with a flat head screwdriver
The ash grate in the F3 is part of the "bottom burn plate" part number 103244. At a minimum you have to take out the two bolts in the top inside of the door opening, remove the side and back burn plates and then jackass the burn plate out through the door.
You are way ahead to do it from the top by taking the top and the baffle out and lifting the stuff out through the top. Put a cargo strap around the stove before you start taking bolts out if you do it from the top to keep from breaking any seam seals in the stove body.
The plate costs around $100.
You are way ahead to do it from the top by taking the top and the baffle out and lifting the stuff out through the top. Put a cargo strap around the stove before you start taking bolts out if you do it from the top to keep from breaking any seam seals in the stove body.
The plate costs around $100.
Now thats about the silliest thing I ever heard, Bart. I coulda sworn that grate was cut out seperatly, but then again, I havent seen the inside of a 3CB in a few years, and it looks like you got one. Seems like a lot of trouble to replace that item. Im gonna call Shannon my old rep and give him hell
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