just what part is the baffel...is that wher the air tubs are? i just got one but not hooked up yet...where does the air supply enter to fuel the fire...i cant seen to find anywhere...how do the air tubs work...i didnt get a book with mine cause it was 50% off...what is a cheap replacement when the brick ware out...thin red brick or regular 1 inch concret?...thanks all for your help...
baffles getting hot?
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Knowing the model insert/stove you are asking about would be a really big help in answering those questions. Many manuals are available online but you need to know what you have- even a photo of the thing would help.
And to replace firebrick you need firebrick- regular bricks can't stand up to the heat.
And to replace firebrick you need firebrick- regular bricks can't stand up to the heat.
Cearbhaill said:
tks for you reply....its a fw300010......2000....i d like to know how the air tubes work and where the air enters to keep the fire going. tks....richard
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Only thing I could find for that model is a clearance sheet.
Give them a call maybe they have more stuff not on the web.
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The stoves I have seen the secondary air comes in someplace on the bottom of the stove and is channeled up to the baffle plate or tubes in a way such that it gets heated. The primary air often goes in someplace above the door and does not get a lot of preheat.
Only thing I could find for that model is a clearance sheet.
Give them a call maybe they have more stuff not on the web.
(broken link removed to http://www.vermontcastings.com/catalog/elements/files/FW300010.pdf)
The stoves I have seen the secondary air comes in someplace on the bottom of the stove and is channeled up to the baffle plate or tubes in a way such that it gets heated. The primary air often goes in someplace above the door and does not get a lot of preheat.
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