Hello, I've een reading on here for a while but today needed to join to ask my own specific question. I've recently acquired an as new but old stock Jotul. It was a white enamel stove that was water damaged, so thr shop sand blasted it and painted it black, however I think it may not have been re assembled perfectly, due to the fire burning too quickly. The rope gasket from the middle of the doors was missing, so i've replaced this however, looking from the side a the edge of the door I can see the glow of the fire on the rope seal, so it seems the doors are not sealing correctly, I presume I should see no glow here if the doors were correctly sealed ? Also, more worryingly there is a gap between the castings in the bottom right front corner of the stove (base corner between the side door and front right door, looking from front) you can feel and hear the fire drawing in air through this gap. Adding the door seal has made a big difference, but I can still hear the fire drawing stood next to it, again not sure this is normal as its a new stove...
I don't have access to another F600 to verify if this is right or normal etc, I don't think it is. So if members could advise if this gap should be there or not that would be great and if not how to eliminate it (fire cement, or re assembling stove) and also why the doors may not be sealing correctly, the stove is essentially as new, and has maybe had 20 fires in it so far, so no significant wear on anything.
Thanks, William,
I don't have access to another F600 to verify if this is right or normal etc, I don't think it is. So if members could advise if this gap should be there or not that would be great and if not how to eliminate it (fire cement, or re assembling stove) and also why the doors may not be sealing correctly, the stove is essentially as new, and has maybe had 20 fires in it so far, so no significant wear on anything.
Thanks, William,
Last edited: