I have only had my englander wood furnace a few months. I probably haven't burned more than 25 days or so with it. Tonight I had a good fire going, my flue temps constant at about 350 degrees. I started to smell that hot smell/burning off machine oil smell so I went down to check on the wood furnace. Flue temps were still around 350 (infared gun) 300 (magnetic thermometer 18 inches from furnace).
I can't really get a stove top temp reading since the wood furnace has an air jacket all around it for the blower. I do have a magnetic thermometer on the upper left corner above the glass door, it said around 300.
I just barley grazed the glass doors handle which is always in the down as far as it will go to latch, it lifted up on its own and I could see the cast iron door open slightly, maybe 1/4inch. Is this normal because the stove is not? Do you think the latch could be faulty, or maybe the door is warped? I don't believe I have had a overfire instance. I am guessing this could cause a overfire though.
I can't really get a stove top temp reading since the wood furnace has an air jacket all around it for the blower. I do have a magnetic thermometer on the upper left corner above the glass door, it said around 300.
I just barley grazed the glass doors handle which is always in the down as far as it will go to latch, it lifted up on its own and I could see the cast iron door open slightly, maybe 1/4inch. Is this normal because the stove is not? Do you think the latch could be faulty, or maybe the door is warped? I don't believe I have had a overfire instance. I am guessing this could cause a overfire though.