Why does the wood in my HASE Indoor Fireplace smolder and not burn properly?
If the wood in your HASE Indoor Fireplace burns without a bright, yellow flame, smolders, or goes out, it could be due to several reasons. The wood might be too damp, or the air supply could be inadequate. Check if the butterfly valve is closed too tightly, or if the outside temperature is too high.
Why is my HASE Indoor Fireplace producing too much soot?
Excessive soot production in your HASE Indoor Fireplace, causing the heat-resisting slabs to become dirty, can stem from a few issues. The outside temperature might be too high, or the air supply could be insufficient. Additionally, using too little wood can cause the combustion chamber to remain too cold, leading to soot buildup.
Why is there creosote buildup in my HASE Indoor Fireplace chimney?
If the chimney of your HASE Indoor Fireplace becomes wet and coated with creosote, and condensate leaks from the stove pipe, it could be because the wood is too damp. Other potential causes include the flue gases being too cold, the chimney itself being too cold, or the chimney cross section being too wide.
General| Nominal heat output | 5 kW |
|---|---|
| Flue pipe diameter | 150 mm |
| External air connection | Yes |
| Weight | 117 kg |
| Maximum log length | 33 cm |
| Log length | 33 cm |
| Fuel | Wood |
| Material | Steel |
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