Clarke 6910136 User Manual

28 pages

Questions and Answers:

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Clinton CoxAug 1, 2025
Why is the fire in my Clarke Stove difficult to start and keeps going out?
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  jamesleeAug 1, 2025
  There are several reasons why your Clarke Stove fire might be difficult to start or keep burning: * The wood may be green, too damp, or of poor quality. Use recommended fuel for best results. * The logs might be too large. Use small, dry kindling when lighting the fire, and split logs to maintain it. * There may be air starvation. Open the air control to allow more air into the stove. * There could be insufficient draught. Check that the flue is not obstructed and sweep it if necessary.
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Carla BellAug 7, 2025
What to do if I see smoke spilling when opening the Clarke Stove door?
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  Jordan CooperAug 8, 2025
  If you're experiencing smoke spillage when opening the door of your Clarke Stove, here are a few possible causes and solutions: * The chimney may not be tall enough to clear the roof line, so increase the chimney height. * There might be poor sealing of flue-pipe joints. Re-connect the flue or replace the jointing material. * The flue could be partially blocked with soot. Arrange to have the chimney swept. * The house may be too tightly sealed. Ensure a fresh air supply is reaching the stove.
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Nathaniel LeeAug 16, 2025
How to stop a Clarke Stove fire from burning too quickly?
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  njensenAug 16, 2025
  If your Clarke Stove fire is burning too quickly, it could be due to: too much draught. Make sure the air control is closed. Also, avoid continuously burning small wood, sticks, carpentry offcuts, plywood etc.
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qpattersonAug 23, 2025
Why does my Clarke Stove smoke when lighting up?
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  Sean DayAug 23, 2025
  Your Clarke Stove might smoke when lighting up due to a cold flue duct. Try burning paper and kindling wood to increase the heat. Another reason could be that the room is at negative air pressure to the outside. In houses equipped with mechanical ventilation, open a window until the fire is well established.

Clarke 6910136 Specifications

General

Brand	Clarke
Model	6910136
Category	Stove
Language	English

Summary

Product Installation

Mandatory Installation Requirements

Installation must be by accredited engineers or approved by building control for compliance.

Pre-Installation Instruction Review

Thoroughly read and understand all installation instructions before proceeding.

Building Code Compliance

Installation must adhere to Building Regulation 'J', local bye-laws, and national standards.

Safety Warnings for Operation

Hot Component Handling Precautions

Stove controls and surfaces become hot; use protective gloves for operation.

Fireguard Use and Child Safety

Always use a fireguard for safety, especially with children or the elderly present.

Preventing Overfiring

Avoid overfiring to prevent stove damage; monitor for signs of red glow.

Combustible Material Clearance

Carbon Monoxide Hazard

Carbon monoxide poisoning is fatal; use detectors and ensure proper combustion.

General Safety Rules

Installation and Pre-Use Checks

Unpacking and Assembly

Positioning and Installation

Regulatory Compliance for Installation

Explains legal installation routes in England, Wales, and other UK regions.

Supporting Floor Requirements

Material Clearances

Minimum Distance to Combustibles

Chimney Construction Guidelines

Flue Size Regulations

Building Regulations for Flue Diameters

Stipulates flue sizes per Building Regulations based on stove output and fuel type.

Flue Liner Installation

Chimney Sharing and Extractor Fan Warning

Warning: Do not connect stove to a shared chimney or use with an extractor fan.

Flue Height Requirements

Flue Bend and Offset Rules

Acceptable Flue Offset Configurations

Chimney Inspection and Cleaning

Flue Draught Management

Air for Combustion Requirements

Stove Air Supply Ventilation

Chimney Connection Procedures

Register Plate Installation

Non-Combustible Register Plate Specification

Flue Cleaning Access

Fume Emission Troubleshooting

Critical Warning: No Room Extractor Fan

Crucial warning: Never install an extractor fan in the same room as the stove.

Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Alarm Location and Placement Guidelines

Using Your Stove

Stove Controls Explained

Hot Controls Warning

Suitable Fuels

Initial Seasoning Procedure

Mandatory Seasoning Before Use

Caution: Seasoning is mandatory before use to avoid damage and void warranty.

Fire-Lighting with Solid Fuel

Fire-Lighting with Wood

Refuelling the Stove

Stove Maintenance

General Maintenance and Checks

Glass Panel Care and Replacement

Chimney and Flu-way Sweeping

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Difficulty Starting Fire

Fire Extinguishing Problems

Rapid Burning Issues

Stove Smoking During Lighting

Low Heat Output Solutions

Smoke While Burning

Smoke Spillage on Door Opening

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