Info/Manual for Flame 95' Wood stove

[DeanoL]

Hello,

I have recently purchased a home with a wood stove that I am still trying to figure out. I was hoping to find a manual for it but the manufacturer's web site didn't list the model and none of their discontinued models look like mine. In particular I'm interested in finding out how to use the dial-style air Intake adjustments (e.g. Where is half-open) on either side of the unit.

From the plate it would appear to be a "Flame 95". Also attached is a photo of the stove.

Thanks for any help!

Dean

 

[Dakotas Dad]

No info or help.. but great looking casting.

 

[brad wilton]

somebody from canada will have info for you a lot of them up here

 

[DeanoL]

No info or help.. but great looking casting.

I agree... the doors are great! Glass would be nice, but I wouldn't want to give these up.

 

[brad wilton]

I googled flame 95 wood stove manual and found it i think .i downloaded it to my comp if you can't find it i'll have my daughter upload it for you

 

[DeanoL]

Wow... I spent an hour searching for it and found nothing about that specific model. Do you have the link? I can download it (or you can post it). Thanks!

 

[brad wilton]

Wow... I spent an hour searching for it and found nothing about that specific model. Do you have the link? I can download it (or you can post it). Thanks!

here you go

 

[DeanoL]

unfortunately that manual isn't for my model. The way it is written it could be for any wood stove really.

Does anyone know how to know how "open" or "shut" the air controls are from the knobs on the side? I've been assuming the one of the left controls the flu and the one on the right controls the air coming in at the stove.

 

[Dakotas Dad]

Generally, from what I have seen, any air controls on the stove only control air into the stove, and any flue stuff is done (if needed) on the pipe with a key damper.. so i bet you have two primary air controls. I know the Fisher's had two..

 

[DeanoL]

Generally, from what I have seen, any air controls on the stove only control air into the stove, and any flue stuff is done (if needed) on the pipe with a key damper.. so i bet you have two primary air controls. I know the Fisher's had two..

Then I don't have a flue damper then. Should I have one installed? Otherwise I assume I will lose a bunch of heat up the chimney.

 

[Dakotas Dad]

Unless you have uberdraft or a leaky stove, or are unable to throttle it down with the control knobs.. No. As long as you can control air flow, doesn't seem to matter if it's on the intake or exhaust side.