Removing Exhaust Pipe

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j00fek

Feeling the Heat
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Jun 9, 2008
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Auburn, Maine
i need to remove the pipe on my stove, anyone had experience in removing duravent with silicone on it?

what would be the easiest way to go about this?

thanks
 
This is a complicated process

1. twist
2. pull
3. If 1 and 2 fail try again


Eric
 
rofl

i knew i would get a response like this. LOL

but i have them silicone, i was thinking of putting some lacquer thinner in the twist connections with the silicone to break it up...
 
kinsman stoves said:
This is a complicated process

1. twist
2. pull
3. If 1 and 2 fail try again


Eric

You beat me to it Eric.......I wanted to be the one to tell him....LOL!
 
DiggerJim said:
j00fek said:
i need to remove the pipe on my stove, anyone had experience in removing duravent with silicone on it?

what would be the easiest way to go about this?
Do you have a Dremel with a cutting wheel? :-)

(and a replacement piece of pipe)

i could do this, after all my other attempts fail
 
If there is any visible silicone at the joint, run a razor blade along it to hopefully break through as much as possible.

Then you can twist and pull...
 
As a last resort.

Eric
 

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j00fek said:
i need to remove the pipe on my stove, anyone had experience in removing duravent with silicone on it?

what would be the easiest way to go about this?

thanks

Try a strap wrench, it will give you a lot more purchase and leverage. When you break the cheap plastic one that you bought, buy a better one.
 
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