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Stove gaps at the back, fire cement gone

chris_ie · 2019-02-01 15:30:17

Hi, So we noticed black suit building up on the table, tv in the sitting room where the stove is. Found that at the back of the stove, when the fire is lit, you can see the glow of the fire. It looks as though the fire cement has just falling off/in there. So I'm assuming that's where the suit is coming from! Breathing…

01-02-2019 3:30pm

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chris_ie

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Hi,
So we noticed black suit building up on the table, tv in the sitting room where the stove is. Found that at the back of the stove, when the fire is lit, you can see the glow of the fire. It looks as though the fire cement has just falling off/in there. So I'm assuming that's where the suit is coming from! Breathing that crap in too cant be good.. anyways. I had planned on getting our boiler serviced soon and getting the same fella to have a look and maybe redo all the fire cement where needed but he's flat out at the minute so I'm thinking of doing it myself. Would I better off removing all of it would just the loose bits do? Any guidelines as to how to apply it?

Image of the back of the stove below (Stanley Erin).

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