Just installed the ae. So far i am loving the stove. Still trying to figure out the best setting for curran north american blend. I have it on hardwood + 1 as of now and it seems pretty good. When i installed the adapter (first piece off stove) it had a little play. About 1/8 inch on all sides. We took off the side panel and sealed it with sealant through there. I was wondering how tight that fit usually is?? All in all running good. No leaks. I had to buy a different thimble manufacturer thimble to do through a thick wall. The one i got was made to extend. Also, how much ash us acceptable in firebox til u need to vacuum?
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Just a bead of Hi Temp Clear RTV on the inside of the stove adapter just before you slip it on will do the trick.. I use a big tube that goes into my caulking gun. See
http://www.rutland.com/productinfo/500-f-rtv-high-heat-silicone-sealant---clear.html
Just a bead of Hi Temp Clear RTV on the inside of the stove adapter just before you slip it on will do the trick.. I use a big tube that goes into my caulking gun. See
http://www.rutland.com/productinfo/500-f-rtv-high-heat-silicone-sealant---clear.html
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