If the stove is still warm, the T-stat will still be opening. You can end up with the t-stat flapper stuck on top of the top dead center stop screw. Then your stove won’t shut down when you need it to.I have read that advice previously, but why?
If the stove is still warm, the T-stat will still be opening. You can end up with the t-stat flapper stuck on top of the top dead center stop screw. Then your stove won’t shut down when you need it to.I have read that advice previously, but why?
If the lid were installed and pinched the blade wide open....bad news.I have read that advice previously, but why?
You did good , gwasshoppa..There is a third screw in the middle of the back face of the lid, I assume that stays in? I only removed the two square-drive screws.
Correct, and, if someone was to put things back together with the t-stat wide open, it would not be able to close/adjust, and you'd have a runaway stove---- not good..The third screw, the one in the middle appears to be a full open positive stop, only allowing the flapper to open to that point. Am I correct?
Were you able to isolate any particular action or method that needs to be changed?Just a quick response to the forum members, I just now got off the Phone with Chris and I can say there is not a nicer person in the manufacturing industry that I have had the pleasure to speak with in recent memory.
As stated by many this combustor replacement is going to be a non stressful transaction for me and that is great ! I will at some point in the near future I remove the old one and take it to my original dealer for them to ship back to the company , I think? Maybe they just need to see it not really sure on that one but it does not matter. Then that dealer will contact the BK company and they will send out a new combustor for me.
I spoke at length with Chris and he gave me some valuable tips on stove operation. I will continue to learn from Chris and all of you on here, even if I am not posting I am reading . Thanks for all the advice and support. Blaze King has a great product and wonderful leadership. Thanks from Maine, Jeff
Were you able to isolate any particular action or method that needs to be changed?
Sept. 10th, and I got a fire going !!
This weather is just stupid this summer..
good catch, I wonder what the prognosis is.One thing I noticed (and this might be just a shade of the pic) Jeff’s crumbled cat is dark grey in colour. Me being a VC guy, all the crumbled VC cats I have seen were always light cream in colour. 99% due to overfire/leaky stove/failed gaskets.
Maybe it was just a defective cat.........
No not really but I am pretty sure it is some sort of improper operation on my behalf. I don't think the stove is at fault there are just too many of them out there with no issues . I will just be extra careful on how long I leave the door open on re-loads or initial start ups. That is the one thing I can see that I may be doing wrong maybe.
Hi, been reading the forum for years never posting. Bit the bullet today and ordered a king. Thanks to everyone that post here. I even made my buddy buy one last year to try it out first [emoji14]
What he said !!I have a king myself and absolutely love it.
Blaze King King Wood Stove
Either through your dealer or www.firecatcombustors.comDoes anyone have a link for a replacement cat for a Ashford 30.1?
check Amazon
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