To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Alderlea Wood stove not producing enough heat?
If your Alderlea Wood stove isn't producing enough heat, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure you are using dry wood. Wet wood will significantly reduce heat output. Second, make sure you are building a large enough fire. Finally, a plugged or restricted chimney can also cause low heat output, so inspect and clean your chimney.
What to do if my Alderlea Wood stove won't burn overnight?
If your Alderlea Wood stove won't burn overnight, consider these potential causes. Your air control might be set too high; try setting it lower. You may not be using enough wood; unsplit wood is preferred for overnight burns. A draft that is too high, caused by excessive chimney height or diameter, can also be a factor. Also, ensure you're using good quality, dry wood.
General| Type | Wood Stove |
|---|---|
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Heat Output | 65, 000 BTU |
| Log Size | Up to 20 inches |
| Heating Capacity | 2, 000 sq. ft. |
| Construction | Cast Iron |
Explains how slow burning produces creosote and its condensation in the chimney flue.
Describes how excessive creosote buildup can cause a chimney fire.
Details minimum clearances to combustible surfaces for residential installations using single-wall connectors.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the stove to a chimney system.
Specifies minimum clearances to combustible materials for mobile home installations using double-wall connectors.
General advice on operating the stove for efficiency and safety.
Guidelines on selecting appropriate wood for burning, including what to avoid.
Guidance on setting air controls for efficient and safe continuous burning.
