How to stop smoke coming out of Bosca Wood stove?
To address smoke coming out of your Bosca Wood stove, ensure there's sufficient space for smoke evacuation, extending 60 cm over the roof. Properly reload the stove, keep the flue clean, and verify the baffle is correctly installed.
How to keep the glass clean on a Bosca Wood stove?
To prevent the glass of your Bosca Wood stove from getting dirty, use firewood with a low percentage of humidity and keep the Primary Air Control in the “intermediate” or “maximum” position.
What to do if my Bosca Wood stove doesn’t heat?
If your Bosca Wood stove isn’t heating, use firewood with a low percentage of humidity. Reload your stove over a good bed of live coals, and maintain the Primary Air Control in the “intermediate” or “maximum” position.
How to prevent stained flues in Bosca Wood stove?
To avoid stained flues in your Bosca Wood stove, use firewood with a low percentage of humidity. Also, do not overload your stove to prevent overheating.
Why is there visible smoke from my Bosca Wood stove?
If you see visible smoke from your Bosca Wood stove, use firewood with a low percentage of humidity. Note that smoke emissions are normal for the first few minutes of ignition, easing as the combustion chamber heats up (usually within 30 minutes).
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for stove installation, considering air circulation and safety.
Specifies minimum distances required between the stove and combustible walls for safety.
Guidance on how to confirm that the stove has been installed correctly using a diagram.
Instructions for efficiently lighting the stove using the provided system.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the flues of the stove.
Steps to take and precautions to follow in the event of a chimney fire.
General| Brand | Bosca |
|---|---|
| Model | Limit 380 |
| Category | Wood stove |
| Language | English |
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