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Absolute steel run question

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by Camber, Aug 21, 2018.

  1. Thor

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    I never use the ash pan and unless I'm giving it a deep clean I leave the opening covered in ashes. It may not be sucking air,but I feel it is. I have thought about sealing it with door gasket cement since I never use it.
     
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    Clean things up good then make sure the plug is seated well, bury it.
     
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    If anything the bottom one should be higher. Sumpin ain’t rite
     
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    When I'm burning I never dig the ashes out of this pocket unless I'm giving it a good cleaning. Just curious if anyone else has a set up like this?

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    I never use it. It's easier to use a shovel and a bucket. It's not a tight fit so not sure if it's sucking air.
     
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    I had just engaged the cat and turned to grab the fone. it was 250 and 500 but the surface temp started dropping faster than the probe. It was exactly half.
     
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