Putting my Castile yo bed for the summer.

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Stevekng

Feeling the Heat
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Oct 21, 2007
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Central Maine
I noticed that the heat exchanger baffle is made out of a brass or bronze alloy material when I wire brushed it . I've gone through the wire brushing every year, for the past five years, and never noticed it before. Does anyone know what the meta composition is? It's not soft enough to be solid brass.

Sorry about the misspelling in my posting title, I couldn't figure out how to edit it.
 
Most Quads are aluminum.

Mine was. It's a Classic Bay 1200.

Should say online? I thought that the Santa Fe and Castile were aluminum also? Its a good material to transfer heat.
 
By heat exchanger 'baffle' are you referring to the plate that fits up at the top and is slanted toward the back? Mine's stainless on both my Quads.
 
I started to clean my stove last night for the summer as well.
 
It's finally that time to give them a good cleaning and a break, who knows what weather we are in for next year:cool:
 
Still run mine in the morning house was 60 this morning not going to fly with a 6 month old and 4 year old that are in the house all day.
 
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Still run mine in the morning house was 60 this morning not going to fly with a 6 month old and 4 year old that are in the house all day.
No you got to keep them happy / warm:)
 
It's 73 in the house but I think I'll fire the quad, I hate the damp chills
 
It's 73 in the house but I think I'll fire the quad, I hate the damp chills
Weather here for the weekend is highs in 60's lows in 40's with rain not cleaning the stove yet my honey don't like the damp chills either:)
 
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Weather here for the weekend is highs in 60's lows in 40's with rain not cleaning the stove yet my honey don't like the damp chills either:)
It's about the same here so no spring cleaning on the pellet stove yet:(
 
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