napoleon 1100c

[mepellet]

$25 bucks will give you peace of mind you are burning your stove properly until you get used to it. There ay be other brands and the face on mine is a little different but here it is:
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Thanks!

 

[mepellet]

Yeah. Definitely use a probe if using Double wall. Single wall will need a magnetic thermo

I will add that to the list. Going to use double wall selkirk supervent.

 

[mepellet]

Found out that the stove is being stored in a barn currently. Anything I should look at in particular. It was not used this past winter. Rust?

 

[begreen]

https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/napoleon-1100c.108595/#post-1426746

 

[Hearth Mistress]

Found out that the stove is being stored in a barn currently. Anything I should look at in particular. It was not used this past winter. Rust?

We had some light surface rust on ours once we took out the fire bricks because our friends didn't use it for a season too and stored it in the garage. We used some rust remover and painted it with stove paint, good as new

 

[mepellet]

We had some light surface rust on ours once we took out the fire bricks because our friends didn't use it for a season too and stored it in the garage. We used some rust remover and painted it with stove paint, good as new

I picked the stove up this week. There was VERY light rust in a couple spots. Not bad at all.

 

[mepellet]

Couple questions about the 1100c.

There is a manifold guard that goes on the bottom of the secondary tube. Between the guard and the tube, there is a gasket. I thought I read on here in one of the threads that the gasket isn't needed. Anyone know?

Some of the firebricks feel a lot lighter than others. Are They all standard firebricks or are some of them a different material?