Delivery Day!!!

[jrsdws]

The CPM is scheduled for delivery today I layed tile for the hearth pad last night (my first tile job) and I'll grout later today.

We're calling for some possible snow flurries and/or snow showers today. Hopefully that will either finish or hold off so I can test burn it outside.

I'm not sure it's totally necessary on a refurb unit since they did it at the factory already. Seems a good idea, though, to test burn after shipping just in case.

 

[1Dtml]

The CPM is scheduled for delivery today I layed tile for the hearth pad last night (my first tile job) and I'll grout later today.

We're calling for some possible snow flurries and/or snow showers today. Hopefully that will either finish or hold off so I can test burn it outside.

I'm not sure it's totally necessary on a refurb unit since they did it at the factory already. Seems a good idea, though, to test burn after shipping just in case.

Yes it is a good idea to test burn, and most manufacturers say to do a mag test to set the damper as well.

Mine was not tested or actually set at the factory as claimed, but I was lucky that it was set close enough to operate.

I had to learn how to set it up properly on my own, and believe me "close enough" isn't acceptable to me any more now that I know what to expect from the stove. ;-)

A clean burn=priceless
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[DexterDay]

Congratulations.

Waiting on Pics....

 

[imacman]

Yes, do a test burn outdoors if at all possible. The refurb process does include new paint, parts, etc, so the need is still there for a test burn. If you can do it, run it at 5-5 for 2 - 3 hours.

Congrats on the new stove....can't wait to see the pics! ;-) If you have any questions, don't hesitate to post them or send me a PM.

 

[jrsdws]

I will do a test burn for sure...maybe a good way to enjoy a cold beer around the fire! I have decided the install will go up through the ceiling and roof. After much deliberation I have concluded that this is not only the best looking install, but it should be the best for efficient operation. Install is scheduled for next Friday morning.

 

[imacman]

.....I have decided the install will go up through the ceiling and roof. After much deliberation I have concluded that this is not only the best looking install, but it should be the best for efficient operation........

Yep, straight up is the best way.

Keep us informed.

 

[Eatonpcat]

Let's see the hearth pad and the stove...Congrats on the new stove!!

 

[Don2222]

Hello

We are getting -4 Deg F temps this Monday Morning!!

See https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/90683/

Good luck and get it in quick, you may need it!! Do not forget to take pics of the Install!!

I like to get a pic of it in the box. It does not stay that way for long

 

[jrsdws]

She's here Too bad it's snowing out...burn in might have to wait till tomorrow. I took a few pictures...including the hearth pad which I am going to grout this afternoon....as soon as I'm doine watching the video that came with the stove....

 

[DexterDay]

Love the look of the CPM. (Jealous guy) ;-P

 

[jtakeman]

Love the look of the CPM. (Jealous guy) ;-P

If I ever need a second and I can't score a M55 steel. I'd jump on one of these too sweet a deal.

Check out imacman's spruce ups for it. Dang, I can't find the thread!

 

[imacman]

Check out imacman's spruce ups for it. Dang, I can't find the thread!

 

[jrsdws]

Yeah he's got one of those fancied up units Looks great.

I did the "dry run" sequence as described on the video. There's a few rattles and such but nothing that can't be hunted down and fixed...tightened...whatever it takes. It's just one of the covers. It seems that all systems are a go....test burn scheduled for tomorrow after lunch.

 

[slvrblkk]

Congrats! Can't wait to see pics! Good luck with the install...