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FIGURE 6
Step 7.
Lift the front baffle and tilt it forward and slide it down towards the front of the fireplace (see Figure 8b). Do the
same with the rear baffle but slide it between the 3rd and 4th secondary air tubes (see Figure 8a & 8c).
Step 5.
Remove the front secondary air tube by simply re-
moving the screw located on the top left hand side (as per
Figure 6). This screw simply wedges the front air tube in
place.
Remove wedged
screw
Front
Secondary
Air Tube
Front and
Rear Baffles
Secondary
Air Tubes
Step 6.
Slide the secondary air tube out of the hole. (See
Figure 7). There is no need to remove the rear refractory
brick unless replacement is required.
Step 4.
Remove the right hand side fireplace refractory
brick as per Figure 5. There is no need to remove the LHS
or rear refactory bricks unless replacement is required.
FIGURE 5
RHS
Fireplace
Refractory
FIGURE 7
Tilt Baffle downward toward
the front of fireplace
Tilt Baffle downward
towards front of fireplace
FIGURE 8a
FIGURE 8b
FIGURE 8c
RHS
Retainer
Step 8.
If you want to clean the chimney system from the
inside of the fireplace proceed with the final step. Except
for the secondary air tube #5 (unless replacement is re-
quired of the rear fireplace refractory brick) unhook and
remove the remaing secondary air tubes by loosening the
two screws on the RHS retainer (see Figure
9
). Unhook
the secondary air tubes from the side retainer.
FIGURE 9
Step 9.
Re-install all parts in reverse order as removed. Do
not operate the fireplace with missing parts.
3rd
4th
5th
2nd
