Hi all,
This is probably a very simple question but I'm a total greenhorn to home repair (although learning quickly). Anyhow my house has forced hot water heat via baseboard heaters. One of the heaters it much longer than the actual pipe it. My goal is to slide the back to the left about 6 inches because the right side of the heater prevents me from opening the door to a cabinet I just installed. However there's plenty of room from the pipe/heating element. If I could slide the back part of the heater to the left abot 6 inches everything would be great. I took the cover off and there were two screws seemingly holding the back on. I took the screws out but the darn thing won't budge. I can't figure out what's holding it toghether and I don't want to damage the heating element by trying to pry the thing off the wall.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I also lack the correct terminology which I do appologize about. What are the correct terms? There's the housing, the heating element etc. Am I missing anything?
Thanks!
-Brian