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Replacing the side bricks, rear baffle, top baffle and air tube: 

P300 

 
 

Open the door fully and look up inside the fire box. 
You will see the air tube and baffle above the firebox chamber, and two side bricks and a 

cast iron rear baffle. 
You will need to remove the two side bricks in the firebox before being able to remove the 
air tube and baffle. 

 

 

To remove the side bricks: 

At the front bottom corner of each side brick there are holding plates that clamp the 
corner of the brick.  Remove these screws and take out the plates. 
The side bricks can then be pulled out by lifting slightly to clear the bottom retainers and 
rotating the bottom edges towards the middle of the firebox, and then pulling forward and 
out the door. 

Summary of Contents for P300

Page 1: ...Maintenance Guide 100 Neilson Street Onehunga Auckland New Zealand Tel 09 634 1483 Fax 09 634 6804 www crighton co nz ...

Page 2: ...he two side bricks in the firebox before being able to remove the air tube and baffle To remove the side bricks At the front bottom corner of each side brick there are holding plates that clamp the corner of the brick Remove these screws and take out the plates The side bricks can then be pulled out by lifting slightly to clear the bottom retainers and rotating the bottom edges towards the middle ...

Page 3: ... either side of the firebox It is necessary to firstly remove the screw at the left end of the air tube that holds the tube s flange against the left side wall Then slide the airtube to the right until the left end can be rotated down into the firebox to allow the right end to come free Take the airtube out through the door Note that after extensive use it may be that the screw is unable to be uns...

Page 4: ...Place the right hand plain end of the airtube into the hole on the right side of the firebox and then rotate the tube up and place the left end into the hole on the left side Align the plate with the screw hole and refit the locating screw To replace the rear baffle Place the baffle in through the door with the front side facing you and place the top edge up behind the retaining plate at the top t...

Page 5: ... the ends meet There should be a tight join at the ends to prevent air leaks The door may appear excessively tight when the door rope has just been replaced The rope needs to bed in and this may take a number of openings and closings of the door to achieve To remove the door glass Open the door and remove the two small screws holding the left door handle side of the glass retainer in place Lift th...

Page 6: ...ow air leaks into the firebox and will cause streaking of the glass with soot Fit the glass back into the retainer frame ensuring that the original outer surface of the glass is again going to be on the outside of the door Refit the glass and retainer back into the door frame Place the two lugs on the right side of the retainer frame behind the hinge and rotate the left side back into the door fra...

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