Cleaning ss chimney liner

[RI_FL_Line]

I just had a Jotul Greenville installed this morning. I havent even started a fire yet as it’s almost 70 here in RI. The installer made a comment about when I have the first cleaning that the stove would have to be moved out to get at the liner. is he correct or is he just not familiar with this stove?

 

[BigJ273]

I’m not familiar with your stove, but most can be cleaned from the inside up, or from the top down., without disconnecting. Depends on the baffle situation inside the stove.

 

[danham]

My somewhat similar Jotul insert allows baffle removal to clean the chimney.

-dan

 

[RI_FL_Line]

Thanks for the replies. I wouldn’t think you would have to move the stove. That would be an expensive cleaning.
Been breaking in the new stove, one hour at 300 degrees and let cool then same with 300 and 400 degrees. Going from a Jotul Kennebec which was great but I wanted heating without the built in fan.

 

[EbS-P]

Thanks for the replies. I wouldn’t think you would have to move the stove. That would be an expensive cleaning.
Been breaking in the new stove, one hour at 300 degrees and let cool then same with 300 and 400 degrees. Going from a Jotul Kennebec which was great but I wanted heating without the built in fan.

Did you read the manual? You have to pull the back baff to pull the top and get to the baffle. Never done it. Pulling liner out then the stove out seems simple enough.