I guess I cracked mine on a Morso 3600, I am quite careful but stuff happens. I know it's not real glass, but I am wondering if there is anything specific I need to know about removing it and installing new.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Replacing glass
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Bluerubi
Burning Hunk
Check out whatever clips you have holding it to be sure they are in good shape, and if cheap enough consider buying new ones with the new piece of ceramic. I'd replace the gaskets as well while its apart, and make sure not to tighten everything too much when putting it back together. I cracked a brand new piece in its first small fire due to what I believe was stiff/worn out clips and over tightening, so treat it with respect.
Heatsource
Minister of Fire
take it to your local glass shop- if they are like my local shop they replace lots of stove glass
ask for
5mm neo ceramic high temp stove glass
ask for
5mm neo ceramic high temp stove glass
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