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11) Check for leaks.
12) Repeat the steps to change additional door hoses.
Removal and Replacement
To remove and replace the elbows, use the following steps:
1) Turn off power to the air combustion blowers.
2) Ensure that the re in the rebox is extinguished, which will allow the water to cool.
3) With hose clamps or vice-grips, pinch each door hose in the middle of the hose,
creating a tight seal.
4) Loosen the hose clamps on each elbow.
5) Remove each of the door hoses from the elbows.
6) Using a wrench, unscrew each of the door elbows, note how the elbows are angled.
7) Replace the door elbows using pipe compound and a wrench. Ensure the elbows
are secure and angled correctly so the hoses will slide on easily.
8) Push the door hoses onto the new elbows.
9) Tighten the hose clamps on each top and bottom hose, securely fastening the door
hose to the elbow.
10) Remove the vice-grips pinching the door hoses. This will allow water to ow
through hoses.
11) Check for leaks.
Firebox Door Handle
Principles of the Firebox Door Handle
Fastened to the rebox door, the handle provides a
secure method of
controlling the opening and closing of the rebox door. By
opening the rebox door, (only until the door handle hits
the second stage of the
safety latch), gives a space for fresh air to enter the
rebox without the risk of a “ash back.” The rebox door
handle is also designed to “stick” to the rebox door
handle holder on the outer door. This procedure prevents
either of the doors closing while the Heatmor
TM
is being
loaded with coal.
Maintenance / Result
To maintain the door handle, ensure the handle closes
and opens fairly easily. If the handle closes too hard, it will
be hard to open and close the door. If the closure is too
loose, it will be harder to obtain a perfect seal around the
door. If you do not have a rm seal, you could potentially
create an air leak resulting in further complications. Refer to “Air Leaks” for further details or
contact your local dealer. You can adjust the two bolts on the latch for correct closure.
Removal and Replacement
To remove the handle, use the following steps.
1) Turn off power to the blowers.
2) Ensure the re in the rebox is extinguished.
3) Loosen and remove the nut on the bearing and the nut on the mounting plate.
4) Replace the handle
5) Replace and tighten the nut on the bearing and the nut on the mounting plate.
Firebox Door Handle
Firebox Door Handle
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