cre73
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Not much more to offer here except what has already been said. The NC30 is a good stove for the money and once you get your chimney corrected you will be running around in shorts the rest of the winter. Goodluck
Englander NC30 - highly disappointed
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Good tips Tony. Getting the flue warmed up and drawing strongly will help. Is this an interior chimney?
krex1010
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I agree with what many others have said, sounds like a draft issue, the 8" pipemcouldmbe causing a sluggish draft and if the horizontal run isn't pitched right then you might just have several small things combining to makemthe stove operate in a crappy manner. I like the idea of trying a small hot fire on startup to get that thing drafting, that might help. I think you may have to ultimatley address the chimney setup. Unfortunately the EPA stoves seem very finicky and if they are setup in a particular manner they will give you some headaches, but I think once you get it straightened out you will be vey happy with hat beast of a heater
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