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Yes to all the above re the warranty issue, particularly the last comment above.

Clive "made of it" but with some difficulty, I think the core issue was that he could not log the service work onto the Mazda computer, ergo the work, per Mazda had simply not been done.

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mth

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I now understand re the flue mounted stove thermometer not reflecting the firebox temp, but, & scratches head, why would any average idiot imagine it would?

Anyway, I never understood the purpose of a stove/flue thermostat, if the owner/operator cannot judge whether timber is wet or dry, or whether the fire is burning hotly/happily and correctly, the owner/operator should not be running a wood burning appliance,

simples!

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8 hours ago, Alycidon said:

Most baffle plates if cast or mild steel will buckle over time.  My home Morso Panther only ever burns wood, but I go through a baffle plate every 4 or 5 years.      Ironically the ones that dont seem to for some reason are stainless steel as fitted by Esse.

 

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The ridiculously thin stainless baffle on my Burley buckled. I made a new one from 3.0mm thick stainless and that   has been fine for the last 3 years .

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Anyway, I never understood the purpose of a stove/flue thermostat, if the owner/operator cannot judge whether timber is wet or dry, or whether the fire is burning hotly/happily and correctly, the owner/operator should not be running a wood burning appliance

 

 

my point exactly ?

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8 hours ago, Stubby said:

The ridiculously thin stainless baffle on my Burley buckled. I made a new one from 3.0mm thick stainless and that   has been fine for the last 3 years .

I cant understand why the Esse ones very rarely warp or need replacement,  you would have thought they would.

 

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Anyway, I never understood the purpose of a stove/flue thermostat, if the owner/operator cannot judge whether timber is wet or dry, or whether the fire is burning hotly/happily and correctly, the owner/operator should not be running a wood burning appliance,
simples!


So the owner can get a rough idea of temperature that the stove is running at?

Is the temperature in the flue really that different to in the firebox? Also I believe (could be wrong) my liner is only safe up to 400 degrees Celsius so it’s good to have a gauge on wether I’m near there or not.
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