Iv only used the new stove a few times and have discovered that lately its been very hard to maintain steady temps. I started checking the door gasket and discovered the stove surface around the door itself is bowed slightly top and bottom . Not that much though, possibly 1/32 to 1/16 in,a good gasket seal should cover it. The big problem is the door itself which is bowed at least an eighth of an inch top and bottom. So i have gaps in the gasket top and bottom and on the latch side as well. I can still use the stove but i can only put a few pieces of wood in it otherwise the temps keep going up past the recommended operating range. The air control has very little effect or control of the fire. Im going to call Englander help line tomorrow to see what the remedy is. I hope im not on the hook for a new door ,worse a new stove.
Edit : After checking with a straight edge,iv discovered the stove body is warped about an 1/8 in at the bottom center and slightly less at the top center. Both top and bottom of the door are bowed out about an 1/8 over 75% of the distance between the corners and the center.
Edit : After checking with a straight edge,iv discovered the stove body is warped about an 1/8 in at the bottom center and slightly less at the top center. Both top and bottom of the door are bowed out about an 1/8 over 75% of the distance between the corners and the center.
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