The pellets in the firepot do not all burn up to ash some are burnt but not completly. Turning the damper up or down mahes no diiference. I have 3ft of pipe thru the wall with anot6her 3 ft to extend beyond the house. The middle of the house is set in so you have a room that extends out on each side bldg inspector wanted it extended thats why i add the second 3ft pipe hope I have explained my situation to you,on a low setting the stove burns up pellets to quick and fire almost goes out any suggestions
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Outside vent shoud have a 90 degree out of the house, then three feet up, then another 90 on top I would say. ^feet stgrsaight from the stove out the wall would hinder the draft
I have the same stove which burns fine - but I have plenty of rise on the pipe.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/wiki/Install_a_Pellet_Stove/
As per the stickies posts on the top of this forum, it is highly recommended that pellet stoves have a rise in the venting system - the more the merrier.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/wiki/Install_a_Pellet_Stove/
As per the stickies posts on the top of this forum, it is highly recommended that pellet stoves have a rise in the venting system - the more the merrier.
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