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  1. donkarlos New Member

    joined: Oct 5, 2008
    66 posts
    MA
    default 6-4-1 and 1-2. ran it 3.5 hours and then 1 hour at 1-3. I did notice through paint/oil/metal smell, especially at first, but now it is a pellet smell but no visible smoke coming out anywhere. I probably could have run it hotter but seemed to be working at where I had it. the smell comes out of the room blower. almost tolerable but builds up in an hour. when the stove was on 3.5 hours I thought it had gone away almost.
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  2. rap69ri New Member

    joined: Feb 23, 2008
    734 posts
    Middle of RI
    Run the stove on at least 5/5 to complete the burn off of the oils and paint. If after that smell is gone you're still smelling smoke you may need to silicone your pipes.
  3. donkarlos New Member

    joined: Oct 5, 2008
    66 posts
    MA
    I did the black vent caulk in the pipes with a bead or so around inside each, so hopefully that was enough.
    I only burned about an eighth of a bag of pellets so maybe a third of a bag more on high (5) should do it u hope. I wonder how long it would take do do it if I just did it for a couple hours a day on regular lower heat...
  4. rap69ri New Member

    joined: Feb 23, 2008
    734 posts
    Middle of RI
    It sounds like your piping is good to go and shouldn't be leaking. As for burning the oils/paint off slowly, I would personally like to get that smell done and overwith as quickly as possible.
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