Older Appalachian Stove

[lizzzard817]

I believe I have a mid-80s Appalachian wood stove, but how do I make sure? I am using it as an insert so the only visible side is the front. I don't see any model or serial numbers there. I need to order new catalytic combustors and I want to make sure I'm getting the correct ones before disassembly, if at all possible.

 

[mellow]

Picture would help but you should be able to take the surround off to get to the sides in the fireplace. Hopefully it has a liner connected to it.

Appalachian 32 bw phase 1 owners manual

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Need your help?

I have and old 1978 Appalachian 58 wood stove with a class A SS 8" chimney that is from the top of stove to the chimney cap is 15'. 5' of that is black stove pipe. I just put the cats in the stove in Feb of this year. the wood is so so but it was CSS in Nov of last year. The stove will hold its...

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