So, as regular reader(s) will know, I managed to crack supposedly unbreakable ceramic glass on our woodburning stove. Above you can see the cracked glass removed - the tape is to stop the tiny shards scattering everywhere. Getting it out required getting special Allen Key (tip: they're not called that here - or at least, not in Home Depot) drill bits because the (surprisingly cheap and few) screws holding it in were apparently slightly melted and unbudgeable by Simon-power alone.
Here's the incredibly expensive (presumably because of the stupid shape, including special bite removed to make way for the handle in the - I now realize - stupidly designed door) replacement, with gasket already glued on (although I'm worried about that little gap at the bottom).
And Bob's your uncle! Let's hope the now-only-three (because the other screws were irreparably damaged in removal) screws hold it in for the duration.
Monday, October 19, 2015
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Our stove offers similar challenges - apparently simple parts replacements require the use of every tool you ever owned.
xM
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