Hi guys,
Just came down off the roof and im a bit worried. This is the second time i have swept the liner since I installed it in January. I dwept it 2 weeks after install due to break in burns at low temps. May have just been paranoid. Just swpet it again today with my meeco devil poly 6 inch brush, and met some resistance on the way back up. Didnt think i felt it on the way down, but on the way up it kinda got hung up on something. It didnt fully stop the brush, but there was resistance. Im now worried that the liner may have buckled or something in the middle. I dont think i have over fired the stove or the liner and nothing to my knowledge has been in the chimney. I think im gonna need to drop a camera fown there to see whats up with it. Any suggestions on what could cause it?
The chimney is an existing 13x13 tile flue, lined with the flex king pro and wrapped with their insulation kit.
The spot was 2 rods down from the top of the liner. I would say about 8 feet.
Just came down off the roof and im a bit worried. This is the second time i have swept the liner since I installed it in January. I dwept it 2 weeks after install due to break in burns at low temps. May have just been paranoid. Just swpet it again today with my meeco devil poly 6 inch brush, and met some resistance on the way back up. Didnt think i felt it on the way down, but on the way up it kinda got hung up on something. It didnt fully stop the brush, but there was resistance. Im now worried that the liner may have buckled or something in the middle. I dont think i have over fired the stove or the liner and nothing to my knowledge has been in the chimney. I think im gonna need to drop a camera fown there to see whats up with it. Any suggestions on what could cause it?
The chimney is an existing 13x13 tile flue, lined with the flex king pro and wrapped with their insulation kit.
The spot was 2 rods down from the top of the liner. I would say about 8 feet.