I am looking for a manual or installation information for a Birmingham stove model 516U-DG. I was giving the stove and I’m attempting to use it in a garage which is a metal building but I am unable to figure out how to safety use this stove without a manual.
Manual needed
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To clean under and around oven from the missing door you need a scraper on a long rod, like wire handle with a 90* scraper on the end.
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I believe it is illegal to have a wood (solid fuel) appliance in a space that stores gasoline etc. So if you put a stove in there, get out your car, lawnmower, Jerry cans etc.
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To make your own cast parts is much more involved making a wood pattern of the original part and have a foundry cast it for you with iron if you don’t have use of a forge. A steel replacement cover is fine for a user stove compared to an all original collectible.
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