Quick answer
Replace the flue on your Gozney Tread only if the original is lost or damaged. The Tread Flue Replacement Kit includes everything you need to restore proper ventilation in about 10 minutes.
When replacement is needed
The flue on your Gozney Tread is built to last under normal use. Replacement is rarely necessary unless the part is physically damaged (dented, cracked, or warped from heat) or has gone missing during transport or storage. A damaged flue can affect airflow and oven performance, so it's worth checking before each cooking session.
What the kit includes
The Tread Flue Replacement Kit comes with a new flue outlet, torx keys, and screws. You won't need any additional tools or parts. The kit is designed as a direct replacement for the original component that shipped with your oven.
How to replace the flue on your Gozney Tread
- Step 1: Confirm the part is correct: Check your Tread product manual to verify the flue design matches the kit. The kit is a direct replacement for the original flue outlet. Common mistake: assuming all Tread flues are identical — older or special-edition models may differ slightly.
- Step 2: Remove the old flue: Using the torx key from the kit (or a compatible bit), unscrew the screws securing the old flue to the oven body. Gently pull the flue away. Checkpoint: inspect the mounting area for debris or heat damage before installing the new part. If the mounting screws are rusted or stripped, stop and contact Gozney support before forcing removal.
- Step 3: Install the new flue: Position the new flue over the outlet opening, aligning the screw holes. Insert the screws and tighten evenly with the torx key. Do not overtighten — the flue is metal and can warp. Common mistake: cross-threading the screws, which can strip the threads in the oven body. After installation, give the flue a gentle wiggle to confirm it's secure. If it moves, tighten the screws a quarter turn more.
- Step 4: Test for proper ventilation: Light your Tread oven and let it reach cooking temperature. Observe the smoke flow — it should exit cleanly through the flue without backing up into the oven. Checkpoint: if smoke spills out the front, the flue may not be seated correctly or the oven needs preheating longer. A properly installed flue should feel warm to the touch but not hot enough to cause burns — if it's excessively hot, check for obstructions.
Product details
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Tread Flue Replacement Kit: Kit to replace the flue outlet featured in Tread. Includes flue, torx keys, and screws. This part is included with the original product as standard. You only need to buy this kit if the original flue is lost or damaged, saving you from unnecessary expense.
Tread Flue Replacement Kit