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  1. QandA New Member

    joined: Nov 27, 2012
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    Question:

    I have a stove that is equipped with a damper. Should control the heat with this instead of the air supply.



    Answer:

    Use both. The damper is commonly used after the wood has burned down to embers. Closing it partially at this point will hold the heat into the stove for a longer period of time.

    If you have a newer EPA rated stove that damper might be a bypass damper. If so then you would want to close the damper entirely when the stove reaches temperature. Try to locate a manual for your stove and read the burning tips and articles at the Hearth.com information page.

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