Hello
Not much info on this, but the CB1200B owner’s manual page 34 under step 1 Replacing Center glass states:
“Do Not Let Air Wash Spacers fall down from the top frame when removing and replacing the glass.” This Rev B owners manual was published Sept 1, 2008 so that maybe only for stoves manufacturered later than this date.
Therefore I assume there is no gasket along the top of the glass and all the top bolts have spaces or plastic washers under the screws that hold the top of all 3 panes in. Also there are no cleaning instructions?
Has anyone taken this apart and cleaned it? Also can spacers be put in older versions to create an Air Wash?
Has anyone done this?
This is the only other post I found but it is closed for discussion
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Not much info on this, but the CB1200B owner’s manual page 34 under step 1 Replacing Center glass states:
“Do Not Let Air Wash Spacers fall down from the top frame when removing and replacing the glass.” This Rev B owners manual was published Sept 1, 2008 so that maybe only for stoves manufacturered later than this date.
Therefore I assume there is no gasket along the top of the glass and all the top bolts have spaces or plastic washers under the screws that hold the top of all 3 panes in. Also there are no cleaning instructions?
Has anyone taken this apart and cleaned it? Also can spacers be put in older versions to create an Air Wash?
Has anyone done this?
This is the only other post I found but it is closed for discussion
Quadrafire 1200 i Bay Insert - Glass Air Wash
The glass on my Quad is getting very dirty much more quickly than in the past. Using same pellets (Pro Pellets) I have read posts that mention the air wash on the glass door. Can anyone explain in detail how to "clean" the air wash gap?? It seems so simple but I do not understand... Thanks Tony
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