The stove burns great. The installers came out and replaced the rheostat fan controller, and the new one does not race. But it does not have a steady adjustment--it sounds good from 80%-100% but from 80 down its has little noticeable change in RPM after dropping. It cuts to slow immediately and stays there. That may be a cheap rheostat or something about the fans requiring certain amps--dunno. Point being , the fans work but have less variable control than my 1975 box had. Pretty poor for a hi-tech stove.
The real issue at present is that the TOP TWO sidewall fire brick on the left hand side are slid back further than those on the right. The Brick rail set on the right sits 90 degrees flush to the brick and flat against the Baffle--looks good. On the left side, the brick rail set leans inward and does not look correct. Anybody have or had this issue and what should I do about it? Like I said, it burns fine, air washes good across glass, but it looks like something isn't lined up. Is sliding TOP TWO sidewall bricks normal? It does not look like those rail sets attach in any way except that the weight of the baffle sitting on them holds them in place?
Any experience with these would be appreciated.
The real issue at present is that the TOP TWO sidewall fire brick on the left hand side are slid back further than those on the right. The Brick rail set on the right sits 90 degrees flush to the brick and flat against the Baffle--looks good. On the left side, the brick rail set leans inward and does not look correct. Anybody have or had this issue and what should I do about it? Like I said, it burns fine, air washes good across glass, but it looks like something isn't lined up. Is sliding TOP TWO sidewall bricks normal? It does not look like those rail sets attach in any way except that the weight of the baffle sitting on them holds them in place?
Any experience with these would be appreciated.
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