Manchester

[carmen]

hello I have a new Manchester wood stove . While burning at the lowest setting it seems to be burning to fast . It seems like i read something about this problem when I was in this fourum before I bought the stove . Can anyone help ? Thanks

 

[begreen]

When the air supply is reduced secondary combustion will intensify. A good way to control this is with either smaller loads per firing or larger splits.

 

[Woody Stover]

When the air supply is reduced secondary combustion will intensify. A good way to control this is with either smaller loads per firing or larger splits.

Yep, small wood in a tube stove and the load will really get gassing and rolling. Have you got a pic of your wood stack, carmen?

 

[carmen]

When the air supply is reduced secondary combustion will intensify. A good way to control this is with either smaller loads per firing or larger splits.

Yes I have played around with different size wood doesn't make a difference I have been a wood burner for thirty years . I still remember seeing something about revamping the air supply adjuster Do you know anything about that ?
Thanks

 

[begreen]

No I don't. Sounds like a question for the dealer.

 

[carmen]

No I don't. Sounds like a question for the dealer.

Thanks I will ask the dealer