Hey I'm new to site. I really need help with my stove. I have two secondary air tubes that have came out and I can't seem to get them back in. If anyone could possibly help ot would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Mansfield 8010 help please
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Can you see the holes in the manifold where the air pipes go?
Is the baffle still in place above the remaining secondary air pipes?
It may have dropped down so it's blocking the holes in the manifold.
Is the baffle still in place above the remaining secondary air pipes?
It may have dropped down so it's blocking the holes in the manifold.
Yes I can see the holes on both sides. They seem to me to be to long to go back in. I don't know of there's a trick to it or what. But they don't just slide back in
Wisneaky
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Yea I've tried every which way.. no go.. seems like they are to long to fit from outside.. I'm hoping it wasn't a one time thing. Cause that's what's it looks like
Wisneaky
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Those tubes are replaceable. I think they need to go in a certain order. Are they notched on the ends?
mark cline
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No not notched.. only two came out. On one side only. I can't figure out how it came out nor how to put it back it
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Yea I never actually took them out. They came put on its own somehow.. still working on getting them back in.. but thanks for all the help
What kind of screw is that that holds them in place.
What kind of screw is that that holds them in place.
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