Hi,
My new forty year old stove puts out much more radiant heat than my Morso 1bo did. With the stack temperature between 300 and 350 degrees (just where I ran the old Morso) things around the new Lange get much hotter. I am wondering what I can do to tone down the immediate radiant heat so I do not melt my dishwasher that is 3'6" away. The hearth pad is much warmer too. This added heat will be great come winter, but I want the thing to be safe. Is there away to put fire brick along the sides? It has burn plates on both sides, and the back. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Thanks
My new forty year old stove puts out much more radiant heat than my Morso 1bo did. With the stack temperature between 300 and 350 degrees (just where I ran the old Morso) things around the new Lange get much hotter. I am wondering what I can do to tone down the immediate radiant heat so I do not melt my dishwasher that is 3'6" away. The hearth pad is much warmer too. This added heat will be great come winter, but I want the thing to be safe. Is there away to put fire brick along the sides? It has burn plates on both sides, and the back. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Thanks