I was hoping to get some tips/suggestions from anybody that has replaced their combustor on the avalon arbor. The stove is 1 year old and it appears as if the inside "material" is falling down/crumbling. You can see this if you look just pass the venting ducts into the combustor with a flashlight. Is this a job that can be performed by a novice?
Can the stove still operate safely until I get a chance to replace this? I need to call the manufacturer and stove shop to see if this is still under warrantee. (I was hoping it was)
My wife and I are newbies to burning wood (although she grew up with one,) We have found it a little "tricky" figuring out the avalon arbor. We live on a ridge and when it's windy, the stove burns ALOT hotter. We were thinking of getting a chimney cap or maybe a stove pipe damper. Any suggestions on this would be awesome as well.
Thank you to whomever is out there reading these questions.
Can the stove still operate safely until I get a chance to replace this? I need to call the manufacturer and stove shop to see if this is still under warrantee. (I was hoping it was)
My wife and I are newbies to burning wood (although she grew up with one,) We have found it a little "tricky" figuring out the avalon arbor. We live on a ridge and when it's windy, the stove burns ALOT hotter. We were thinking of getting a chimney cap or maybe a stove pipe damper. Any suggestions on this would be awesome as well.
Thank you to whomever is out there reading these questions.