Primo Pellets sent me a flier for this and it reads what's included:
-clean heat exchanger, pot and igniter
-inspect for cracks and fatigue
-remove and clean the vent pipe and ash pan
-inspect the seals, grills and electrical wiring
-lubricate the motors and fans
-shine the exterior and glass components
I haven't checked the dealer I bought my Santa Fe from.
I know most of us can do this ourselves but the price doesn't look bad specially seeing that he will remove and clean the vent pipe.
I assume this includes removing the t-cap in the back of the stove, what you guys think?
In my case I may consider this for my Santa Fe knowing my t-cap is sooooo "glued" with silicone. Now, when I conected all the pipes I put silicone in the joints before I twisted them, how in haven is the tech going to untwist them to remove the piping?
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-clean heat exchanger, pot and igniter
-inspect for cracks and fatigue
-remove and clean the vent pipe and ash pan
-inspect the seals, grills and electrical wiring
-lubricate the motors and fans
-shine the exterior and glass components
I haven't checked the dealer I bought my Santa Fe from.
I know most of us can do this ourselves but the price doesn't look bad specially seeing that he will remove and clean the vent pipe.
I assume this includes removing the t-cap in the back of the stove, what you guys think?
In my case I may consider this for my Santa Fe knowing my t-cap is sooooo "glued" with silicone. Now, when I conected all the pipes I put silicone in the joints before I twisted them, how in haven is the tech going to untwist them to remove the piping?
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