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Sal from Long Island NY asked:
Can a DIY replace a 36-inch chimney damper?   How difficult is it to remove the old and install the new?
Can a DIY replace a 36-inch chimney damper? How difficult is it to remove the old and install the new?
While it is not impossible for a DIY replacement, it is best to have a mason do this style of repair to support any masonry material that the damper frame is supporting.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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Pat from Knoxville asked:
When should my damper be fully closed?
When should my damper be fully closed?
Fireplaces are designed to be operated with the throat damper wide open. It should only be tapered to a closed position as the fire dies down to coals.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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Bill S. from Elizabethtown, KY asked:
If your wood fireplace draws really well can you slightly close the damper to capture more of the heat in extreme temps?
If your wood fireplace draws really well can you slightly close the damper to capture more of the heat in extreme temps?
No, a damper on a woodburning fireplace should always be fully open to prevent smoke and carbon monoxide intrusion.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Donna L. from 27403 asked:
I am looking to replace my fireplace damper. My current damper measures 5 inches wide and most of the ones I have found online are 7 inches.  Any suggestions? Can I use a 7 inch one or do I need to keep looking for 5-inch?
I am looking to replace my fireplace damper. My current damper measures 5 inches wide and most of the ones I have found online are 7 inches. Any suggestions? Can I use a 7 inch one or do I need to keep looking for 5-inch?
A 7" damper plate likely wouldn't work because it wouldn't have the properly sized hinges to hang onto your space.
Answered by: Brennan W.

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About Fireplace Dampers & Chimney Dampers

Does your fireplace have a smoking problem? If you don't know about the chimney damper, that might be part of the problem. A fireplace damper opens and closes inside your fireplace's flue, letting smoke without letting out all the heat. Different types can help your fireplace produce less smoke in your home. Want to know more about chimney dampers and how they can help? Check out our Fireplace Dampers & Chimney Dampers Buyer's Guide, written by one of our own NFI certified technicians!

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