Why won't my Esse Wood stove light?
If your Esse Wood stove won't light, it could be due to several reasons. First, there might not be enough combustion air; try increasing the setting of the air controller. Second, the wood logs may be too wet; use wood logs with 15-20% moisture content. Finally, the flue draft could be too low; consult with your installer to rectify this.
What to do if my Esse Ironheart fire burns too quickly?
If the fire in your Esse Wood stove burns too quickly, it could be because there's too much combustion air; try reducing the setting of the air controller. Another reason might be that the wood logs are overly dry; use wood logs with 15-20% moisture content. High flue draft can also cause this issue, so consult with your installer to rectify.
Why does my Esse Wood stove emit fumes into the room?
If your Esse Wood stove emits fumes into the room, 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 find another solution.
Essential preparation steps before initial operation.
Identifies key components and controls of the appliance.
Lists all tools and parts included with the ESSE Ironheart.
Requirements and importance of Carbon Monoxide alarms.
Information regarding air supply for combustion.
Guidance on appropriate wood fuel and moisture content.
Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the fire.
Procedures for adding fuel to an established fire.
How to operate the fire grate for ash removal.
Instructions for emptying the ashpan.
Details on using the oven and its temperature gauge.
Information on the hotplate's heat zones and usage.
How to cook directly in the firebox using a shelf.
Method for achieving slower, more controlled burning.
Importance and measurement of flue draft for safe operation.
Routine inspection and maintenance procedures.
Recommendation for professional chimney sweeping.
Procedures for safely extinguishing the fire in emergencies.
Instructions for preparing the stove for periods of non-use.
Details on the manufacturer's warranty and registration.
Common problems, their causes, and solutions.
Key considerations for safe and compliant installation.
Requirements for air supply during installation.
Technical details and dimensions of the cook stove.
Building regulations for CO alarm installation.
Steps for safely removing the stove from packaging.
Instructions for preparing the hotplate before installation.
Guidelines for chimney and flue installation.
Requirements for the hearth material and dimensions.
Safety distances from combustible and non-combustible materials.
How to measure flue draft during commissioning.
Final checks and handover procedures after installation.
General| Fuel Type | Wood |
|---|---|
| Flue Outlet | Top or rear |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Multifuel Capability | No |
| Cooktop | Yes |
| Oven | Yes |
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Material | Cast iron |
| Heat Output | 5kW |
| Flue Diameter | 125mm |
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