Castle Serenity Saga

I wonder if Harman would warranty my old Invincible................

 

Good Luck with that. LOL! Let me know how that works out for ya...... Now if they hadn't been bought out I'd say you would have a better shot but just a shot.
Like a shot at a beer can a mile away. Better have a spotter too.

 

Yep that would do it.
I would be surprised if they don't come as a set but you never know. On ours, at least, there are only 2 screws which hold the panels in and they take about 20 seconds to remove/replace. Not that we ever take them out, even cracked boards just sit there, no need to replace them.

 

That screw holds the ash deflectors up to remove the ash pan,has one on either side.the ash deflectors are hinged , just swing up and hook.My stove did not run all day everyday I would program it to shut down late morning and then I would come home from work and do a quick clean and relight, weekends it would run day and night.

 

The rear verm.panels come as a top piece and a bottom piece $ 27.00 dollars each.

 

For $54 bucks you probably can't beat that or not much worth the hassle. I've seen where parts are very reasonably priced for the Serenity. Another huge plus.

The screw makes sense now, Thanks Again. The pictures simplified things for me and a big help. I now have a far better understanding of the fire pot and ash pan. I do like a lot about these.

 

For $54 bucks you probably can't beat that or not much worth the hassle. I've seen where parts are very reasonably priced for the Serenity. Another huge plus.

The screw makes sense now, Thanks Again. The pictures simplified things for me and a big help. I now have a far better understanding of the fire pot and ash pan. I do like a lot about these. Really can't go wrong for the price.

 

Good stuff!!

 

No need too it's a Harman

 

In our stove the side panels hold the back panels in and without the sides the back panels would fall out all the time. THe horizontal panels have a tendency to crack so we have gone to 2 vertical boards. cracks dont matter if the boards stay in, which ours do if the side panels are in.

 

that"s how my ravelli is also, on the Serenity I'm gonna need to make my own brackets to hold the panels so I will make them to hold just the rear panels.

 

Shouldn't be too hard, at least the stove is clean. Much easier to weld. Keep the amps down your working with tissue paper.