Trouble Shooting - Drolet YUKON Instructions Manual

WHEN DO I NEED TO REPLACE MY DOOR GASKET WHAT TYPE OF GASKET DO I
NEED TO BUY?
The gasket is there to insure that your stove remains air tight, which is necessary for your stove to function
properly. How frequently you replace the gasket really depends on how often you fire your stove. When the gasket
becomes really hard and that you notice an gap between the door and the stove, it is time to replace it. If you fire
your stove on a regular basis during all winter, you may need to replace the gasket before every heating season.
We strongly suggest that you use the genuine gasket supplied by the manufacturer. The genuine gasket has a
better density and comes with a special adhesive. It will last much longer. Avoid liquid glue and low density
gasket, with large and flabby knits. To obtain the genuine gasket replacement kit for your stove, please consult our
accessories section at
WHY DID THE STAINLESS STEEL DEFLECTOR INSIDE MY STOVE TARNISH?
The tarnishing of the stainless steel deflector is absolutely normal. The role of this deflector is to reflect heat, as
well as protect the firebox. It is not a decorative accessory. We use stainless steel because it is an extremely heat
resistant material that will provide the best protection for the long term durability of your stove's firebox. The only
inconvenient of stainless steel is its tendency to tarnish when it is exposed to intense heat.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

WHY DOES THE GLASS GET SO DIRTY?
Possible causes and solutions :
1- The door is not properly closed or there is a gap between one of the glass lamellas. The door gasket could
also be too old. The air that goes into your stove through openings (other than the openings in the burner)
can cause a instability in the combustion process, resulting in sooth deposits on the glass.
Solution : The door must be closed at all times. Make sure that the glass lamellas are tightly in place.
Furthermore, if the door gasket is too old and does not seal the door properly, replace it.
2- The burst disc located on the top of the stove is not put in place properly. The air that goes into your stove
through openings (other than the openings in the burner) can cause instability in the combustion process,
resulting in sooth deposits on the glass.
Solution : Make sure that the burst disc is put in place properly. It should be even with the top of the stove.
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