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REPLACEMENT PARTS AND REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS(Continued)Removing and Replacing the FirebricksThe firebricks inside your wood-burning appliance are used to store the radiating heat andcreate a more thorough combustion inside the firebox. Occasionally one of them will crackand require replacement. Before any bricks are removed, make sure the appliance is cooland cleaned out. When replacing a specific firebrick, follow the directions below for removingthe firebricks. Once the broken firebrick is removed, it can be replaced and the firebricks thathave been removed can be replaced by following the previous directions in reverse order.There is no need to remove all of the firebricks when replacing just one firebrick. The onlytime all of the firebricks should be removed is when the appliance needs to be lightened orwhen the firebox is being cleaned thoroughly.REMOVING THE SIDE FIREBRICKS1. Make sure the appliance is cool and cleaned out.2. Remove the doors by opening each one 90 degrees and pulling it upwards. Make sureto grasp the door by both ends. It is heavy and can be damaged easily.3. Remove the side firebricks in the order listed below. The side firebricks are held in placeby metal clips that attach to the side of the firebox. Grasp the bricks, one at a time, fromthe bottom and pivot them out from the bottom.SIDE FIREBRICKS (TOP VIEW)7 8 9 10 113625144. When replacing any of the side firebricks, use firebrick available from your dealer. Thedimensions of the side firebricks are 1 1/4" thick, 4 1/2" wide, and 9" long. The left sidefirebrick located in front (Brick #1) has a hole drilled in it for gas line installation. If thisfirebrick is damaged and needs to be replaced, make sure to specify this when orderinga replacement firebrick.REMOVING THE BOTTOM FIREBRICKS1. Make sure the appliance is cool and cleaned out.2. Remove the doors by opening each one 90 degrees and pulling it upwards. Make sureto grasp the door by both ends. It is heavy and can be damaged.3. Remove the side firebricks, following the directions listed above.
REPLACEMENT PARTS AND REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS(Continued)Removing and Replacing the Firebricks (Continued)REMOVING THE BOTTOM FIREBRICKS BOTTOM FIREBRICK (TOP VIEW)4. Remove the bottom firebricks in theorder listed to the right. Note theposition of each firebrick as they arebeing removed from the firebox.Certain firebricks have uniquedimensions which require that theirrelative position is correct when theyare replaced.10115 6 7 891 235. When replacing any of the bottom firebricks, use firebrick available from your dealer.Every bottom firebrick is 1 1/4" thick. The other dimensions vary depending upon thefirebrick being replaced. Use the chart below in conjunction with the illustration above todetermine the dimensions of the firebrick to be replaced.Dimensions of Firebrick3 3/4"121344 1/2"4 1/2" 2 1/2"4 1/2"9"4 1/2"6 3/4"2"6 3/8"4 1/2"4 7/8"Brick # 1,3,4,6,8,11,12 2 7 5,9 10,13Removing and Replacing the Blower FilterThe blower filter is designed to prevent dirt particles and insects from being drawn into theblower and blown through the fireplace. Refer to the illustration below when replacing the filter.Blower Housing Filter Screen FilterIntake GrillShake the filter to remove anydirt that may have accumulated.Remove the fourscrews that go intothese holes with a1/4" nutdriver.
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