Replacement Ceramic Glass for Select American Energy Stove Models

Overview:

Replace damaged or cracked stove glass with this custom-cut ceramic glass panel for select American Energy stove models. The panel measures 15 1/8" wide by 8 11/16" high and is 3/16" thick, with a subtle amber tint.

This replacement glass fits the American Energy Magnum 6500, Magnum 7500, Queen Ann, and Country Side models listed below. Ceramic glass is designed for the high-temperature environment found in compatible wood, coal, and pellet stoves and withstands temperatures up to 1250°.

Key Features:

• Custom-cut ceramic replacement glass for select American Energy stoves
• 15 1/8" x 8 11/16" panel with 3/16" thickness
• High-temperature ceramic glass rated up to 1250°
• Subtle amber tint
• Designed to tolerate rapid temperature changes associated with compatible stove applications
• Fits the confirmed American Energy models listed below

Important Information:

Ceramic stove glass requires room to expand as it heats. Allow at least 1/8" of clearance for thermal expansion when installing the panel. Insufficient clearance can place stress on the glass and cause it to break.

Metal screws, clips, and other mounting hardware also expand when exposed to high temperatures. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware or clamp the glass tightly in place.

Do not substitute ceramic glass for tempered glass unless the appliance manufacturer specifically approves ceramic glass for that application. Ceramic glass should never be installed in a factory-built or prefabricated fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and the manufacturer specifies ceramic glass as an approved replacement.

FAQs:

Q: What temperature can the glass withstand?
A: The supplied specifications rate the ceramic glass for temperatures up to 1250°.

Q: How much expansion clearance should I leave?
A: Allow at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion.

Q: Should the mounting hardware be tightened firmly against the glass?
A: No. Do not overtighten screws, clips, or other hardware against the glass because the hardware and glass expand when heated.

Q: Can I use this ceramic glass to replace tempered fireplace-door glass?
A: Only when ceramic glass is specifically approved for the appliance. Do not replace tempered glass with ceramic glass in an application that does not call for it.

Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:

• Confirm your stove model and required glass dimensions before ordering. Model names alone should not replace physical measurement or manufacturer documentation when verifying fit.
• The installed glass needs at least 1/8" of clearance for thermal expansion. It should not be forced into the opening or tightly compressed by retainers or mounting hardware.
• Do not overtighten screws or glass-retaining hardware. Hardware expands during stove operation and can place damaging pressure on the ceramic panel.
• Use ceramic glass only in applications approved for this type of high-temperature glazing. Do not install it in a factory-built or prefabricated fireplace unless the appliance is heater-rated and ceramic glass is specified as an acceptable replacement.

Helpful Links:

• View all American Energy Replacement Glass and Compatible Stove Parts
• Shop Stove Door Gaskets and Related Maintenance Supplies for Your Appliance
• How to Replace Glass on a Wood Stove: Step-by-Step Guide
• Caring for Your Wood Stove: Essential Steps for Safe and Efficient Operation
• Contact Us for Help Identifying the Correct Replacement Glass Size or Fit before Ordering