Lopi Revere Owner's Manual page 24

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AINTAINING
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Baffle Removal and Replacement Instructions (continued)
All of the baffle components are removable to facilitate easy cleaning and repairs. Make sure the
appliance is cool before removing any of the components. See the instructions on the following page for
removing the secondary air tubes.
REMOVING BAFFLE COMPONENTS
1. Push the front firebricks
up from the bottom.
2. Feed the front firebricks forward
and out through the space between
the front baffle support and the front
of the firebox.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the rear
baffle firebricks.
4. Remove the front and rear baffle
supports in the same manner.
5. The bypass support and damper
are difficult to remove and should
only be removed if necessary. First
remove the rear secondary air tube
(see the following page for
instructions). Slide the bypass
holder forward until the bypass rod
can be disconnected from the
damper. Remove the damper by
sliding it forward and off its holder.
The bypass holder is removed by
sliding it forward and rotating it
downwards (the bypass holder fits
very snug inside the firebox and is
very heavy, making it difficult to
remove). The bypass holder gasket
rests on the side and rear air
channels, try not to damage it when
removing the bypass holder.
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS:
Follow the instructions in reverse order, making sure the following is fulfilled:
¥ Make sure the bypass holder is all the way back when reinstalled
¥ Once the bypass holder is in place, tuck the bypass holder gasket underneath it to form an air-tight seal
¥ Make sure the bypass damper is oriented correctly (see the illustration above)
¥ Make sure the bypass rod inserts correctly into the bypass damper
¥ Make sure the front baffle support is oriented correctly and put in flat
Y A
OUR PPLIANCE
Front Baffle
Support
Secondary
Air Tubes
2.
5.
(C )
ONTINUED
Baffle Firebrick
Tabs welded to side air chamber
for bypass and baffle supports
1.
2.
5.
5.
Bypass
Support
Bypass
Support
Gasket