What to do if my Esse 700 Stove fire will not light?
If your Esse Stove fire won't light, several factors could be at play. Ensure you're providing enough combustion air by increasing the setting of the air controller. Also, check the moisture content of your wood logs; they should ideally be between 15-20%. If the flue draft is too low, consult with your installer to rectify.
Why is the window glass blackening on my Esse 700 Stove?
Window glass blackening on your Esse Stove can occur due to several reasons. It might be caused by using wet wood logs; ensure you're using wood logs with a 15-20% moisture content. Another cause could be fuel touching the glass window; use a poker to move the fuel back within the fire grate. Finally, it could be due to too little combustion air; try increasing the setting of the air controller.
What to do if my Esse Stove fire burns too quickly?
If your Esse Stove fire is burning too quickly, there are a few potential causes and solutions. First, there might be too much combustion air, so try reducing the setting of the air controller. Second, the wood logs might be overly dry; aim to use wood logs with a 15-20% moisture content. If the flue draft is too high, consult with your installer to rectify the issue.
What to do if fumes emit into the room from my Esse 700?
If fumes are emitting into the room from your Esse Stove, the most likely cause is a blocked flue. Check the flue and remove any blockage to resolve this issue.
Instructions for lighting the ESSE stove, including kindling and initial log placement.
Information regarding the mandatory Carbon Monoxide alarm fitting and operation.
Details on the required combustion air supply and external air vents for the stove.
Guidance on approved and unapproved fuels, focusing on wood logs and moisture content.
Explanation of how combustion air and airwash systems function for efficient burning.
Detailed step-by-step guide on how to safely and effectively light the ESSE stove.
Procedure for adding more fuel to the stove, including optimal log placement and air control.
Techniques for achieving a reduced burn rate, including air control adjustments and door closure.
How to use the fire grate and riddle plate to remove ash into the ashpans.
Instructions for safely removing and emptying the ashpan when it is cool.
Guidelines for general cleaning, glass window care, and rope seal inspection.
Recommendation for professional chimney sweeping to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Procedure for safely shutting down the stove in case of emergency or fault.
Steps for preparing the stove for periods of non-use and before re-lighting.
Details on the two-year manufacturer's warranty and its conditions.
A guide to common problems, their causes, and suggested solutions for the ESSE stove.
Installer responsibilities for meeting safety standards and ensuring proper installation planning.
Requirements for combustion air supply and external air vents based on building regulations.
Key product specifications including heat output, weight, flue details, and emissions.
Building regulations for fitting CO alarms in rooms with new solid fuel appliances.
Instructions for safely unpacking the ESSE stove from its pallet and preparing it for installation.
Guidance on converting the stove for a rear flue connection from the factory-supplied top connection.
Requirements for chimney and flue pipe installation according to building regulations.
Specifications for the hearth material, thickness, and minimum clearance distances.
Required distances to combustible and non-combustible materials around the stove.
Importance of flue draft and the expected range for safe and efficient stove operation.
Final checks, test lighting, and owner instruction after installation is complete.
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