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Resolute accaim problem

victory_tea2085

15 years ago

About ready to ditch it as I have replaced countless parts- very expensive parts. Am thinking of just removing the combustion package as it sells for well over 200 dollars and I have replaced it once in the 9 years IÂve had the stove. It is fragile and just breaks down with normal use. Has anyone else simply removed the combustion package and what effect did it have on the overall heating of the stove? Thanks- Paul

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stovetechri
15 years ago
how close is the firedepartment from you house?
victory_tea2085
Original Author
15 years ago
An 8th of a mile, why do you ask?
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SeattlePioneer
15 years ago
One guaranteed result of removing parts is that it will void the manufacturer's garantee that the stove will operate safely, the certification by a testing agency that it operates safely, and likely enough coverage by your fire insurance carrier if a fire results after your modifications to the equipment.
victory_tea2085
Original Author
15 years ago
What is a firedepartment? Don't see it on the exploded schematic of the Resolute- Acclaim.

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