Pacific Energy Super27 secondary burn manifold

[dougstove]

Hello;
Is the secondary burn manifold in a Pacific Energy Super 27 supposed to run east/west (left right) or north/south (front to back).

Peering in, mine runs east west, I can see a row of outlet holes facing the door, and I get secondary combustion. So it works.

But: I have this memory (or hallucination?) that it used to run north/south, front to back. I may be confusing my current stove with my previous Napoleon, but I am just wondering enough if my baffle got rotated 90 degrees somehow.
cheers, Doug

 

[raybonz]

Hello;
Is the secondary burn manifold in a Pacific Energy Super 27 supposed to run east/west (left right) or north/south (front to back).

Peering in, mine runs east west, I can see a row of outlet holes facing the door, and I get secondary combustion. So it works.

But: I have this memory (or hallucination?) that it used to run north/south, front to back. I may be confusing my current stove with my previous Napoleon, but I am just wondering enough if my baffle got rotated 90 degrees somehow.
cheers, Doug

Not sure what you mean? I have a T5 which should be the same and I get secondaries in both directions and you probably do too.. Welcome to the forum Doug!

Ray

 

[corey21]

Welcome. Most burn tubes should run left to right.

 

[raybonz]

Welcome. Most burn tubes should run left to right.

The Super 27 should have a baffle not tubes just like the T5.. The holes run both ways on the baffle..

Ray

 

[BrotherBart]

If it was in sideways it couldn't draw secondary air through the port in the back of the baffle.

Rest.

 

[tim1]

Dougstove, you are funny.

 

[corey21]

The Super 27 should have a baffle not tubes just like the T5.. The holes run both ways on the baffle..

Ray

Sorry about that guys my bad.

 

[dougstove]

Thanks guys. Hallucinations resolved.