Fireplace Removal

[Paul & Deb]

Hello all,

Can someone tell me how to remove the fireplace? I can't see any screws in the face or surround so I don't know if I just pull it out or what I am looking for.

Thanks

[Bruce & Terry]

Noooooo Poppy! Don't go to the dark side!!! Sorry my friend...just couldn't resist. Can I be intrusive and ask why you are removing? Personal preference? Or has it been a problem?

[Paul & Deb]

Noooooo Poppy! Don't go to the dark side!!! Sorry my friend...just couldn't resist. Can I be intrusive and ask why you are removing? Personal preference? Or has it been a problem?

I just need to get behind it. I was told my subwoofer would fit back there so I want to check it out.

[CManley]

I saw a response from Lingerlonger post #4 on teh subject earlier.

http://www.mygrandrv.com/for...ight=fireplace

[Paul & Deb]

Excellent Chuck. Just what I was looking for. I'll check it out tomorrow.

[Lingerlonger]

It's really easy to take out, Poppy.
Have a vacuum cleaner handy. You will likely find a lot of sawdust and other construction debris back there.

K

[Dave and Monica]

It's also on my list to remove and do a proper cleaning of the heater coil and fan.

Dave

[GD350M]

I am not 100% sure on how yours looks, but with mine I had a faux brick venire on mine. It had screws in it that I removed first, then they had another 4 screws holding the fireplace in. Couldn't get to those screws until the brick venire was removed first, then the fireplace bezel. Hope this helps a bit.

BTW, screws kind of blend in to the faux brick.

[Paul & Deb]

Thanks all. GD350M, ours are different than yours. Not that that's a bad thing

[HDSmurph]

Take the drawer out above the fire place. Then pull up on the black trim piece. You will see the screws that hold it in.