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CBO-500 Assembly Instructions

You are now ready to mortar the Arch to the Dome. Use the refractory

mortar provided to completely seal the space between the Arch and Dome.

You will also put some mortar on the Front Hearth under the Arch.

You don’t need a lot of mortar; just enough to make a seal. Place the mortar

all the way around the Arch and on the Hearth on both sides under the Arch.

Note: Be very careful to not get any mortar in the mounting holes for the

Arch and Door. If you do get mortar in the holes, attempt to clean it out

immediately; the bolts will not go in all the way if mortar is present.

Line up the Arch and put the two top bolts in place. Tighten

the bolts to hand-tight. Upon completion of the install, you

will tighten the bolts more; at this time you just want to hold

the Arch in place.

Note: Do not over-torque bolts or you may dislodge the

threaded inserts!

Attach the Metal Door and insert the bolts to hold it in place.

Once you have all four bolts in place, you should tighten

them, but do not force it. You should create a nice seal

between the Arch and the Dome with the mortar you used.

Note: Do not over-torque bolts or you may dislodge the

threaded inserts!

Use some mortar to finish off the install. If the Shroud is brick

or stone, you should also use mortar around the top of the

Arch. If you are using a Metal Shroud, use a high-temperature

resistant silicone on the top of the Arch to seal the joint with

the Shroud.

Note: Each year you will need to touch-up the mortar and/or

silicone for cosmetic reasons.

In this picture, you will see we have a Metal Shroud. If you

are building a Stone or Brick Shroud, it should follow the

contour of the Oven, but not rest on the Arch. Now slide the

Front Hearth into place and abut up against the Main Hearth

as close as possible.