Remove the bafﬂe | Vermont Casting 4322 specs

	Rope Gasket
Glass Panel
KT317	Replacement Glass Gasket
Fig. 4	Glass gasket.

paper all around the perimeter of the damper opening. With the damper closed and locked, it should not be possible to pull the papers out without resistance. The more easily the paper pulls out, the less secure the seal is at that spot.

1.To adjust the damper seal, loosen the locking hex nut on the adjusting allen screw. (Fig. 5) Turn the screw clockwise with a hex wrench, in half-turn increments, until the damper grips the paper slips securely when you test the damper’s operation. When you have achieved a snug seal, fasten the locking nut against the face of the damper. The seal should not be tight since the metal parts will expand slightly under heat.

3.Open the front doors of the stove and remove the ashes. If necessary, empty the ashpan, and rake the ashes left and right in the ﬁrebox till they fall through the slots in the grate, and into the ashpan.

4.Lift the bafﬂe off its support brackets. Remove it from the stove and set it down on a protected surface. (Fig. 6)

Bafﬂe Support Brackets

Catalytic

Element

ST555

Fig. 6 Remove the bafﬂe.

	Alignment Notches			Right Wedge
	Left Wedge			Right Wedge
	Left Wedge

Brick Guide

Brick Clip

Pressure Ad-
justing Screw	Lock Nut
	Lock Nut

ST556

Bricks

	Allen	Damper
	Wrench	Damper
	Wrench

ST554

Fig. 5 Damper adjustment.

2.It is possible, but awkward, to replace the damper gasket without removing the upper ﬁreback panel which locates and supports the damper. To remove the upper ﬁreback assembly, open the damper. Use an allen wrench to remove the damper handle from the damper rod on the left side of the stove.

Fig. 7 Remove the bricks and brick retainer.

5.Remove the ﬁrebricks. Lift off the steel clip and re- move the ﬁrebricks individually. (Fig. 7)

6.Tap the left and right wedges upward with a rubber mallet or a hammer and block of wood to protect the cast iron. (Fig. 7) Remove the wedges and remove the lower ﬁreback by pulling its top edge toward yourself. (Fig. 8) Lift the lower ﬁreback out of the ﬁre- box and set it on a shielded surface.

7.Four hex head bolts pass through the stove’s outer back to fasten the upper ﬁreback in place. Remove these bolts. If the stove has a rear heat shield in place, you may ﬁnd it easier to remove the shield ﬁrst, and then the upper ﬁreback bolts. You can leave the heat shield spacers in place.

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4322 specifications

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