How to remove glass in Greystone fireplace

[fiddleddd]

Hi folks, we use our fireplace quite a lot and it has a dirty film on the inside. I'd like to clean it but can't figure out how to access the inside of the glass. We have a RW 38GK, and it's a Greystone fireplace. Can anyone help us figure out how to access it? Thanks!

[Cheezy1]

There are four screws that need to be removed from the wooden trim on the front of your fireplace. The screw holes have wooden plugs in them to cover the screw heads. To remove the plugs pre drill a 1/16” hole in the center of each plug. Then turn a small screw a few turns into the plug and use a pliers to pull out the plug. Save the plugs for reuse. Remove the 4 screws with a #2 square drive screw driver. Remove the wood trim and set aside. Now you can remove the glass from your fireplace by just sliding it upward and lifting it out from the unit. Now you can clean it and replace it putting everything together in reverse and tapping the plugs back in to cover the screws.

[fiddleddd]

Thanks for your very detailed description about how to do this. We will do it (eventually)! It sounds like a bit of an ordeal so I'll wait until it's dirty enough to really bother me before doing it. :-) But I really appreciate your response!