blacktop37 said:woodmiser said:doug60 said:Could you give a quick run down on removing the baffle & tubes?
I stuck my head in there & could not see how it comes apart to change the baffle.
thanks ,doug
The baffle comes out by removing the cotter pins that go through the secondary tubes. There are two cotter pins. On the top side, through the flue you can access the small steel plate that the cotter pins go through.
Once the pins are removed, the baffle will come out from between the tubes. If the baffle is being replaced dont worry about breaking it. The new baffle goes in and up between the tubes. New baffles come with new cotter pins and the plate.
If you see cement on the old baffle don't worry about it. That was put there for shipping purposes only. You do not need any cement with a new baffle.
Hi Wood m., My EQ vents straight out the back to a "T". Do you have to have access to the top of the burn plate to get it out? It will be a lot of work for me to remove the pipe as I would have to move stove forward. Could you reinstall plate without pins holding it in for future cleaning? Thanks!
Why not pull the cap off the top outlet and go in from there?
Just courious, how do you clean the connector if you can't disconnect the stove?