Hi Guys
Question: I load my stove (non-cat EPA, Osburn 2300) and get the fire roaring. Here's my question, am I supposed to really "close it up"? When I do so, all I see is my secondary burn going for a bit..and eventually it almost goes out, so I open the damper about 1/5th. Should you really "close" the damper for a longer burn? Is this efficient? I thought that a poor combustion (due to a lack of oxygen) increases the risk of CO.
Looking for some advice!
Thanks
Andrew
Question: I load my stove (non-cat EPA, Osburn 2300) and get the fire roaring. Here's my question, am I supposed to really "close it up"? When I do so, all I see is my secondary burn going for a bit..and eventually it almost goes out, so I open the damper about 1/5th. Should you really "close" the damper for a longer burn? Is this efficient? I thought that a poor combustion (due to a lack of oxygen) increases the risk of CO.
Looking for some advice!
Thanks
Andrew