I took off the exhaust pipe and also removed the bottom of the clean-out tee. Should I have used silicone when I reattached pipe to unit or when I put clamp back on clean-out tee?
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Exhaust M55 Enviro
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That looks like an m55 cast iron insert. Correct?
If it is an insert that starter tube should have a gasket
If you use RTV it will be difficult to pull the stove for maintenance or cleaning
Part Number 50-2290
If it is an insert that starter tube should have a gasket
If you use RTV it will be difficult to pull the stove for maintenance or cleaning
Part Number 50-2290
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