What to do if the fire will not light in my Esse Stove?
If your Esse Stove's fire will not light, it could be due to insufficient combustion air; try increasing the setting of the air controller. Another reason might be wet wood logs; ensure you're using wood logs with a moisture content of 15-20%. Also, the flue draft might be too low, consult with your installer to rectify this.
Why does the fire burn too quickly in my Esse Stove?
If the fire in your Esse Stove burns too quickly, it could be due to several reasons. 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 15-20% moisture content. Finally, a high flue draft could be the culprit, and you should consult with your installer to rectify this.
Why does my Esse Stove emit fumes into the room?
If fumes are emitting into the room from your Esse Stove, it could be due to a blocked flue; check and remove any blockage. Alternatively, there might be a downdraft in the flue, consult with your installer to add a flue cowl or explore other solutions.
Essential safety warnings and operational guidelines for safe use and installation.
Guidance on approved and unapproved fuels for the ESSE cook stove.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely light and start a fire in the cook stove.
Guidelines for adding more fuel to maintain the fire and optimize burning.
How to use the hotplate and oven for cooking and heating.
Overview of required periodic inspection and repair for proper operation.
Understanding creosote formation and the importance of regular chimney inspection.
Step-by-step guide for replacing worn or damaged firebricks.
Instructions for safely replacing the fire door glass panel.
Recommendation for professional chimney sweeping for safety and efficiency.
Common problems, their causes, and recommended solutions for the cook stove.
Considerations for planning a safe and compliant installation of the appliance.
Requirements for combustion air supply and external air vents.
Guidelines for connecting the stove to the chimney and flue pipe.
Requirements for chimney height relative to the roof and nearby structures.
Required safe distances from combustible materials to the stove's sides and rear.
Procedures for final checks, test lighting, and owner instruction.
General| Fuel Type | Wood |
|---|---|
| Heat Output | 5kW |
| Flue Outlet | Top or Rear |
| Width | 500mm |
| Flue Size | 125mm (5") |
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