Hi,
I just upgraded to a new Drolet Escape 1800 and I'm getting it ready to install it. I noticed a steel slug (looks like the knock out for the stove pipe 6" dia x 1/4" thick) laying on top of the ceramic wool. I took out thinking they forgot to at the factory but I noticed it was mentioned in the owners manual and its referred to as "wool weight"??? Do all stoves using the burn tubes and baffles have this? The owners book doesn't say to leave it in or take it out?
Seems like its to heavy to leave in while burning on top of lightweight material but maybe the flames/heat want to push the wool & vermiculite board up out of position when burning? I don't know, its all new to me.
Anybody seen this or is it common?
I just upgraded to a new Drolet Escape 1800 and I'm getting it ready to install it. I noticed a steel slug (looks like the knock out for the stove pipe 6" dia x 1/4" thick) laying on top of the ceramic wool. I took out thinking they forgot to at the factory but I noticed it was mentioned in the owners manual and its referred to as "wool weight"??? Do all stoves using the burn tubes and baffles have this? The owners book doesn't say to leave it in or take it out?
Seems like its to heavy to leave in while burning on top of lightweight material but maybe the flames/heat want to push the wool & vermiculite board up out of position when burning? I don't know, its all new to me.
Anybody seen this or is it common?