Hope you get it resolved by PE soon. It's an odd one. I would think they'd want to analyze exactly what's up with this stove to avoid it happening to another.
BrotherBart said:Take the heat shields off of that Summit and see if there is a screwed up weld out-gassing something funky. I know the first thing I smell anywhere near a welding shop is the hot metal smell of the wire out-gassing. Most likely a piece of wire slag stuck to a weld.
A shot in the dark but as good a guess as anything else. That robot that welded it ain't got eyes.
Gunner said:I agree...IF it is the stove it should be PE's loss not yours.
Did you ever have the dealer in there to confirm the smell?
Hell, take it to the dealer and have him burn it in their showroom, so he can experience the stink. Try to swap it out with one of there burnt floor models?
This is a wierd one for sure...
JFK said:I'll smell the blower just to see, might be.
Hey I am a Ranger, the good cops in the woods...... :coolsmile:
Yep, I hope this is the end of this problem, it is nice just sitting here with the wife (little guy asleep) and enjoying the stove again!
Now after a couple more days of good burning, I'll adjust the hearth pad again, back to where it was. There might have not been enough curring, but I burned it 750-800F stack temp for a long time, thought that would be enough....Either it took the outside burn to work or it is the bloody blower, who knows, and I guess who cares for now :smirk:
I do miss the blower, it really helps to heat up the room quickly, no worries if it is the problem I'll buy a different one.
I guess I am back to the Summit brotherhood! Sweet!
swestall said:Has anyone noticed the dealer did not help here, and did not seem to have a clue?
jtp10181 said:All those temps you were quoting before I thought was stove top temps.... you gotta put it on the stove when you are trying to cure stink off the stove itself.
Hogwildz said:swestall said:Has anyone noticed the dealer did not help here, and did not seem to have a clue?
Sad to say, some, maybe alot, not saying all.... dealers don't know sheet, except how top sell the stove. After that, forget it.
Mine was like that. I knew I was installing, and knew I would not be going to them for anything further than a purchase.
I can't stress enough that this stuff must be researched, researched again, then planned out.
I don't even get my gaskets from the selling dealer. Honestly, I don't expect to ever see/talk to him again. I served the purpose of a purchase from him, he served the purpose of a place to purchase.
Thats as far as it goes for me. Tom will be getting the rest of my business. And if the shipping would not have killed buying from him, I would have bought the Summit from him also.
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