Is this really needed?
My parents replace this dang thing once a year. He's gentle with it and the dang thing always breaks!
My parents replace this dang thing once a year. He's gentle with it and the dang thing always breaks!
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Two reasons: It improves the overall efficiency of the stove and it prevents the hopper from overheating... very important!!
The first couple of times I should remove it, I fiddled a lot with it and almost broke it...
These parts need to be removed first: Baffle plate, fire pot and both retention brackets. Then the brick can be eased gently outwards tilting it a bit.
Mine is the original from 1998, so I must be doing something right
The first couple of times I should remove it, I fiddled a lot with it and almost broke it...
These parts need to be removed first: Baffle plate, fire pot and both retention brackets. Then the brick can be eased gently outwards tilting it a bit.
Mine is the original from 1998, so I must be doing something right
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