I though about putting one there what temp gauge do you have.73blazer said:I never put mine on the door so I don't know, I installed mine on the flue exit pipe behind the upper vent. Easy to do, but you need to remove the 4 screw's holding the faceplate onto the unit. You can still read it easily and it doesn't get in the way or detract from the look. You could also put it on top of the stove flat right behind the vent, I've been thinking of moving mine there.
On the chimney pipe I usually run mine up to 450-600 (take about 15-20 minutes) and then close down the air to about 1/4. WIth that I'll get secondaries for 1-4 hours depending. The stove will slowly cool down to 200 over an 8 hour time span.
You wood probally not seasoned as much as you think it ishuskyokc said:ok, I've got mine up to 350 on the door. I'll try your location. I called Heatnglow, and the guy said if the secondary tubes were cherry red it was too hot. They would not give me any temperature range at all. I just don't want to overfire it. I think I need to go hotter. My glass soots up pretty much every fire.
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