Is this how a stove is supposed look when burning?
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j00fek
Feeling the Heat
too much intake air, high hopper feed rate makes my flame high like that
during startup its also like that until i let the whole burn pot burn the pellets then i put the auger back up to 4 or 5
during startup its also like that until i let the whole burn pot burn the pellets then i put the auger back up to 4 or 5
Xena
Minister of Fire
Mine doesn't burn quite like that but like the other
poster said, higher setting will produce higher flame
for me. Here's my stove burning on #3 setting.
poster said, higher setting will produce higher flame
for me. Here's my stove burning on #3 setting.
Ok, cool thanks. My flame looks similiar to what Zeta posted
I also find it strange that under the burn pot there is sheet metal that does not allow ash to get to the ash pan, I am assuming they are all like this because it is part of the frame but it seems strange to have to vacuum it rather than having them drop into the ashpan.
I also find it strange that under the burn pot there is sheet metal that does not allow ash to get to the ash pan, I am assuming they are all like this because it is part of the frame but it seems strange to have to vacuum it rather than having them drop into the ashpan.
j00fek
Feeling the Heat
MrKLeen said:
i found this out as well last week when i went to clean the stove after the inital 5 bag burn, its a B to clean it out w/out a stove vac as i haven't got mine yet
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