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I have a Marco 792776 wood burning fire place and in need of a cap .where would I be able to get one.

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SOURCE: How change a Marco Fireplace from wood burning to gas logs

HI best get as gas fitter in to look at this and see if it can be done safer bet

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SOURCE: i have a intertherm fire place in my modular home.

Yes. There is a label just behind the glass, on the right side of the firebox. It says it is intended for wood. (solid wood fuel).

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Depending on how far the fire spread, the whole dash may need replacing. You can find a cheap one on www.car-parts.com.

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SOURCE: i have a gaz fireplace Marco DWF36CF-3 vented and

Hello,
My name is mike. YOU DO NOT want to attempt to burn wood in a gas fireplace. The reason for it, is the venting is not designed for the fumes and high heat the wood produces. Only way you can safely burn wood, in a gas fireplace is have to make sure the piping and venting is set up correct to burn wood. Your problem is not most likely your stove or fireplace for the safety, it would be your venting. Thanks Mike

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