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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
C C A A U U S S E E
Stove causes a smell.
- Hardening of the lacquer
and evaporation of oil
traces.
Not enough heat.
- Insufficient heating
capacity.
- Too little chimney
draught.
- Exhaust pipe too long or
leaky.
- Glass door not airtight.
- Burning damp wood.
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REMEDY
- Heat the stove at a low
temperature for a few hours
as described. Then a few
hours at maximum heat.
- Have your dealer check the
heating capacity.
- The draught in the chimney
must be at least 0.10 mbars.
Check that the chimney is
properly sealed.
Are the doors of other
hearths/stoves connected to
the same flue closed?
Be sure to check for open
cleaning hatches. Seal any
leaks.
- Make sure the connection to
the chimney is tightly
sealed. The materials used
must be fireproof.
- Check that the door is
properly sealed. If necessary,
have the seal replaced.
- Use only thoroughly dried
wood.
P P R R O O B B L L E E M M
C C A A U U S S E E
Glass panes become dirty.
- Burning wood that is too
damp.
- Insufficient heating
capacity selected.
- Not enough draught in the
chimney.
- Insufficient air circulation in
the room.
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R R E E M M E E D D Y Y
- Burn dry wood only.
- Heat up the fireplace with
additional blocks and then
reduce the capacity to a
lower setting.
- Check whether the chimney
needs to be cleaned. If
necessary, have the
chimney cleaned.
- Open a window or a vent
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measuring at least 150 m
.
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