Hey all... have another thread going in Non-hearth/DIY about my flooded basement woes but have a more pointed question here about my pellet stove.
So, got 4" of water throughout entire basement yesterday.
Water line came up 3-4" on my Dellpoint Europa. Bottom of Europa is mainly the ash pan but the electrical enters through the back end and not sure what else may be back there.
Bottom line, not even gonna consider firing up stove until adjuster is out to house and electrical is cleared through contractors, etc. Also will plan on getting a stove tech out to look at stove. This is shaping up to a major claim... going to suck.
Just wondering if anybody had any thoughts or experience with potential water damage to pellet stoves and things to keep in mind.
Franks- if you're out there, would appreciate any expertise since it's a Europa.
So, got 4" of water throughout entire basement yesterday.
Water line came up 3-4" on my Dellpoint Europa. Bottom of Europa is mainly the ash pan but the electrical enters through the back end and not sure what else may be back there.
Bottom line, not even gonna consider firing up stove until adjuster is out to house and electrical is cleared through contractors, etc. Also will plan on getting a stove tech out to look at stove. This is shaping up to a major claim... going to suck.
Just wondering if anybody had any thoughts or experience with potential water damage to pellet stoves and things to keep in mind.
Franks- if you're out there, would appreciate any expertise since it's a Europa.