Lord of the Flames said:If I may chime in I am by no means an expert on this but did notice in your picture your thermometer was on your door . I just went and checked my temps on my stove top was 300 degrees MORE than my door where you had your therm. top 630 on door 300. Mike
davenorthshorema said:Lord of the Flames said:If I may chime in I am by no means an expert on this but did notice in your picture your thermometer was on your door . I just went and checked my temps on my stove top was 300 degrees MORE than my door where you had your therm. top 630 on door 300. Mike
This makes sense. So the temps that I have been getting on my door from the beginning are adequate?
woodconvert said:davenorthshorema said:Lord of the Flames said:If I may chime in I am by no means an expert on this but did notice in your picture your thermometer was on your door . I just went and checked my temps on my stove top was 300 degrees MORE than my door where you had your therm. top 630 on door 300. Mike
This makes sense. So the temps that I have been getting on my door from the beginning are adequate?
I thought i've read on other threads here that folks with those type of units got 400-600F temps on the front. What does the MFR say the temp on the front should be??. Still doesn't splain the high temps achieved earlier this season....nor the fact that you are not able to warm the room like you did.
BTW. how does my wood stack up...does it look dry enough?
woodconvert said:About...well, 40 minutes or so ago I moved my thermometer from the top right of my stove to the door. The temp reads the same.
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davenorthshorema said:woodconvert said:About...well, 40 minutes or so ago I moved my thermometer from the top right of my stove to the door. The temp reads the same.
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Please don't ask me to remove the surround...to relocate my thermometer. I have tried it in different places but have lower readings.
woodconvert said:davenorthshorema said:woodconvert said:About...well, 40 minutes or so ago I moved my thermometer from the top right of my stove to the door. The temp reads the same.
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Please don't ask me to remove the surround...to relocate my thermometer. I have tried it in different places but have lower readings.
No...just checking what the other fella said about the thermometer temp on the front being a couple hundred degrees cooler. It's not the case on my setup...not sure why it would be on yours.
Well, i'm out of help I think. Hopefully someone with the same setup as you have will come along. Sorry Dave.
I think you got the temp up when the in-laws were there because you weren't trying. Now you are trying things are going wrong. Also, as I said in my last post primary air comes in just above the door. This cools the door. If I had my primary fully open the top of the door would never reach 400F. Find somewhere else to measure the temp. It's only when I close the primary nearly all the way that things really start to heat up.davenorthshorema said:Now correct me if I am wrong but I am assuming all stoves should be able to reach the 400 degree mark at ease. Not to mention stay at the level for at least an hour before cooling down to 250 degrees. Sorry if my frustration lashes out on you but like I stated on a previous statement...while my inlaws were in town a month ago with outside temps around the 20's such as know...i had the stove at 450 with the fan on full. Something seems to have changed from then until know with the cooler weather...thanks again for the additional help all.