Just make sure the holes are clear, and the "flame sneaking" you see is by design. When you sweep, make sure to cover the rear channel opening with a rg or something, to keep any crap from falling down in there while sweeping.Just pulled mine on my summit for the first time. Is there any maintenance that needs to be done to the baffle? I get a tiny bit of flame sneaking out from under the bottom plate where it rests on the stove.
Just pulled mine on my summit for the first time. Is there any maintenance that needs to be done to the baffle? I get a tiny bit of flame sneaking out from under the bottom plate where it rests on the stove.
Nice description, and dead on.On a hot burn with good wood it is normal for me to see a river of liquidy looking flame flow from the area where the back of the baffle sits on the ledge. As Hogz has explained a number of times to anxious newbies (including me the first time I saw it) this is from air delivered from holes at the back of the baffle (which you can't see when the baffle is installed.)
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