gdk84 said:Give a small description of your findings, it will help out alot more by the folks here with your stove.
gdk84 said:Did you try the test all the way around the door?
gdk84 said:Check the rest of the door to see if it is this loose all the way around or just in a particular area. Operation and temps of your stove normal or are you getting shorter burns/ hotter stove or flue?
pen said:if your door handle were the hour hand on a clock, what time does it read when fully latched?
pen
homebrewz said:You know I went through about $10 in singles before I realized you have to do that with the stove cool.
OK, I'm joking.. it was more like $5.
Anyway, if your not sure you can check for leaks around the door with a lit punk/incense stick and see if it draws in the smoke.
BrotherBart said:When the stove is cooled down, lay a straight edge, like a yard stick or something, on the four flat surfaces on the door opening on the front of the stove and see if they are flat. If they are, then do it to the door too.
north of 60 said:FROM one of your 1st threads.
north of 60 - 06 March 2011 05:01 PM
Pictures tell me over fire or chimney fire has existed.
SmokeyCity
over fire LOL how about every day
I burn this thing at MAX unless Im drying out wood stacked beside it. Other than that it is loaded full and burning as hot as I can and still get 2ndary burn.
Well what did you find out?
wkpoor said:Just take a metal straight edge. I did mine while it was hot. In fact I wanted to see if it changed when it got hot. If the door is cast and it isn't straight then it had to be made that way. Heat won't change cast iron.
wkpoor said:Just take a metal straight edge. I did mine while it was hot. In fact I wanted to see if it changed when it got hot. If the door is cast and it isn't straight then it had to be made that way. Heat won't change cast iron.
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