Harman P38 Burnpot Weldment: 1-10-08514

Harman

• P38
• P38+

1.) Unplug the stove and confirm that it is cool to the touch.

2.) Open the up and lower doors and remove the ash pan from the bottom of the stove.

3.) Spray the 4 nuts around the neck of the burn pot with penetrating oil and let it set.

4.) Remove the 4 nuts holding the burn pot to the rear of the stove (Take care not to lose the washers during this step).

5.) Remove the old gasket and install a replacement (It is recommended that a new gasket be used anytime the burn pot is replaced).

6.) Position the new burn pot in place, slide the four washers previously removed back into position and hand tighten each nut.

7.) Once all four nuts are snug by hand, begin to evenly tighten each with a wrench or socket (Tightening in a crisscross pattern works well and will help prevent overtightening on one particular corner of the burn pot).

8.) Set the ash pan back in the bottom of the stove and close both doors.

Before replacing the pot to correct burn issues, try each of the following:

1. If you have excessive amounts of carbon building up around the base of the burn pot, tighten the four 1/2" nuts that secure the burn pot. If this doesn't solve the problem, replace the burn pot gasket
2. Replace your door gasket and the ash pan gasket if you have separate doors
3. Look at your door handle to make sure the latch mechanism on the stove is in working order allowing the door to fully close
4. Make sure the hopper lid is making a tight seal
5. Confirm that the burn pot clean-out cover is seated correctly.

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