I wrote up my experience with that dam bi-pass gasket awhile back…Don’t forget the weird adhesive for the bypass gasket. Rtv for door gasket.
Would love to hear your experience on replacing that bypass gasket.
Can’t you just call any BK dealer and order the gaskets? They get mailed directly from BK. Pretty much a one stop shop.I'll give the shop a call in the morning. I also found this on Amazon. Wonder if it's the same?
MinGlas Rope Seal - Fiberglass High Density Rope Gasket 5/8" x 8 feet, Firm Round Braided, Stove Boiler Furnace Oven Kiln Door Seal Gasket https://a.co/d/8K1OCek
I plan to give our local spa, hot tub, wood stove, tire and hair care center tomorrow . Was just searching for high density gasket.Can’t you just call any BK dealer and order the gaskets? They get mailed directly from BK. Pretty much a one stop shop.
It's not too bad. I pull the retainers out then as you open the bypass you can slide it out from the bar. I move it towards the back of the stove and stand it up. Gets everything out of the way.Don’t forget the weird adhesive for the bypass gasket. Rtv for door gasket.
Would love to hear your experience on replacing that bypass gasket.
So the cat is out, but you leave the bypass in the dome? Just stuffed way back?It's not too bad. I pull the retainers out then as you open the bypass you can slide it out from the bar. I move it towards the back of the stove and stand it up. Gets everything out of the way.
Yup,So the cat is out, but you leave the bypass in the dome? Just stuffed way back?
Then, apply sealant and set the gasket in place. Do you have to immediately set the bypass plate back in place to squish the gasket down evenly?
That sounds like a challenge! They sell new ones and we know it wasn’t built inside the dome.Yup,
That plate ain’t comin out without bending chitt…
Oh it’s a challenge for sure..That sounds like a challenge! They sell new ones and we know it wasn’t built inside the dome.
I’m afraid my bypass gasket retainers aren’t perfectly straight anymore so I’m curious about how much ability the bedding adhesive gives you to accommodate melted retainers. Maybe none.
Yes, cat is out, bypass stood up near back of stove.So the cat is out, but you leave the bypass in the dome? Just stuffed way back?
Then, apply sealant and set the gasket in place. Do you have to immediately set the bypass plate back in place to squish the gasket down evenly?
Do you recommend a particular cement? This area gets dang hot, hot enough to melt steel gasket retainers, so I don’t think typical rtv will last long but then again it just has to sit there.I think I recall trying to get the entire plate outlast time. Maybe there's a Tetris way to do it. But taking it off the rod and standing it up towards the back of the stove gives plenty of room. I just put a bead of cement in the channel put the gasket in, set the bypass to make sure no adjustments are needed then open back up and let dry.
The BK YouTube channel could really use a few how to videos like that. Really.If this site has the capacity, I'd post a video on how to do it is 30 seconds!
Wrong forum for them. We have several and we send them to dealers/reps. Your retainers aren't melted, cracked and distorted yes. By the time you need yours replaced, I'll be retired and you can bring your stove to my shop to have them replaced! You bring some steelhead fillets..The BK YouTube channel could really use a few how to videos like that. Really.
I would also love to see someone replace the bypass gasket retainers. I could probably find a candidate stove!
I’d be happy to Chris. My stove is burning great btw.Wrong forum for them. We have several and we send them to dealers/reps. Your retainers aren't melted, cracked and distorted yes. By the time you need yours replaced, I'll be retired and you can bring your stove to my shop to have them replaced! You bring some steelhead fillets..
If this site has the capacity, I'd post a video on how to do it is 30 seconds!
There should be one. It is a popular question.Hey @BKVP ...It's been a bit since this post was made and I'm getting ready to do a changeout on the bypass gasket on my Princess stove(s).
Is there such a video available anywhere @ this point in time? Any guidance is appreciated.
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