I am still working hard on trying to figure out my TL 300 wood stove.
The other day After a burning for about 15 hours I went to load my stove with some fresh splits. I threw a fresh load of on and went out and checked the chimney, it was smoking. I went in and opened the bypass and top load door and the fire took off rapidly that had me concerned. So I opened the top load door to give it air and I got a rush of flames from the top out the top load door where I opened it up. Anything I can do to prevent this. It seems when burning for longer hours my stove begins to starve for air? In The morning the stove glass was covered brown.
The other day After a burning for about 15 hours I went to load my stove with some fresh splits. I threw a fresh load of on and went out and checked the chimney, it was smoking. I went in and opened the bypass and top load door and the fire took off rapidly that had me concerned. So I opened the top load door to give it air and I got a rush of flames from the top out the top load door where I opened it up. Anything I can do to prevent this. It seems when burning for longer hours my stove begins to starve for air? In The morning the stove glass was covered brown.
