Whiteish Film on Inside Glass
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crausch
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If the film is white-to-grayish in color and is a dry film then that is normal. If left on the glass it may even get a brownish tint to it. The white ash film actually indicates that you have a fairly efficient burn flame. If you get a black sooty film then your flame is too lazy and you will need to adjust air/fuel ratio.
There are tons of ways that people prefer to remove the film from the glass, but dampened paper towels work just fine.
There are tons of ways that people prefer to remove the film from the glass, but dampened paper towels work just fine.
krooser
Minister of Fire
The whiteish/tanish film indicates the fuel/air ratio is perfect... black means it's too sooty (probably a dirty stove or running on low too much)... a brownish film means you're running with too much air...
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