The installer is Wood Heat.
I am actually more concerned today than before. The wall behind the stove reached 191 degrees last night. the stove top reached 798. That is too hot for my comfort zone. I have two friends who's house burnt down because of a wood stove and I have four young kids at home 9 and under. Last night I didn't go to sleep until the wall temp dropped to 165.
This is bad. I am suppose to be sitting in front of it with a glass of wine and instead I'm there with an infrared thermometer until I can let myself fall asleep.
For starters, I have to go back to an insulated pipe. But I shouldn't have too.
My stove does operate with a fairly quiet whistling sound. I'm curious if I have a leak or if it's normal for the stove. I'm just trying to figure out what is going on with my stove.
As always, thank you guys, and gals, for your continued help. Lord knows this is getting old.
Oh, and my manometer was reading about .10
I am actually more concerned today than before. The wall behind the stove reached 191 degrees last night. the stove top reached 798. That is too hot for my comfort zone. I have two friends who's house burnt down because of a wood stove and I have four young kids at home 9 and under. Last night I didn't go to sleep until the wall temp dropped to 165.
This is bad. I am suppose to be sitting in front of it with a glass of wine and instead I'm there with an infrared thermometer until I can let myself fall asleep.
For starters, I have to go back to an insulated pipe. But I shouldn't have too.
My stove does operate with a fairly quiet whistling sound. I'm curious if I have a leak or if it's normal for the stove. I'm just trying to figure out what is going on with my stove.
As always, thank you guys, and gals, for your continued help. Lord knows this is getting old.
Oh, and my manometer was reading about .10