The top section just lifted straight off the bottom section and there was no cement between the two. Is this by design or should I add cement when putting it all back together?
Lange 6302K Top Section Question
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The base of the top section just seems to sit on the bottom section. There are no bolts. See the pictures attached. I'm thinking I should definitely cement it but I don't recall if there was any when I lifted the top off. It came off very easily.
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Hi there,
I have a 6302K which is similar, there was cement on mine
- and I believe that the stove need to be as airtight as possible.
Marc
I have a 6302K which is similar, there was cement on mine
- and I believe that the stove need to be as airtight as possible.
Marc
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