May be over before I get started

[bholler]

I cant vouch for the install we didn't do it but I can tell you the liner failed. And yes it was due to fire but still it should last more than a couple years. They should be able to take a couple fires

 

[begreen]

Sounds like the stove owner was running with the air control open trying to get more heat (bad idea) and instead putting all the heat in the liner.

 

[bholler]

no it was on a furnace with and automatic draft controll

 

[webby3650]

yes there was at least one fire. You really never have heard of a liner burning through?

Nope. And with a lifetime warranty, I wouldn't expect it to happen very often.

 

[webby3650]

no it was on a furnace with and automatic draft controll

Possibly a failed draft control combined with burning coal?

 

[begreen]

no it was on a furnace with and automatic draft controll

Something wasn't right there to have super high temps right after the tee. It almost sounds like that is where secondary combustion was happening.

 

[bholler]

no there was no coal I have said that before. And we usually see atleast 1 failed liner a season some from coal some after 25+ years but they can and do fail.

 

[bholler]

it was a chimney fire the bottom 4 feet were very brittle and really discolored the whole way