Why does my Heta Stove smell and the surface is steaming?
If your Heta Stove smells and the surface is steaming, it indicates that the paint on the stove surface is not yet fully hardened. Ensure there is sufficient ventilation.
How to stop smoke from seeping into the room when lighting a cold Heta Scan-Line 900 Wood stove?
If smoke seeps into the room when you light your cold Heta Wood stove, but it burns well once heated, the issue is likely due to inadequate chimney draft. To resolve this, you should improve the chimney.
What to do if my Heta Scan-Line 900 has too rapid combustion?
Too rapid combustion in your Heta Wood stove may be caused by: * Too much chimney draft: Measure the chimney draft and install a damper in the flue pipe if necessary. * A defective door or ash pan/drawer seal: Replace the seal.
Why does my Heta Wood stove burn poorly after warm-up and the glass soots up?
If your Heta Wood stove burns poorly after the warm-up phase, and the glass slowly soots up, it could be due to soot in the flue pipe. Clean the flue pipe regularly, limit the use of horizontal flue pipes, and avoid using firewood that generates large quantities of ash.
Why does my Heta Stove tick?
The ticking sound in your Heta Stove is due to normal expansion and contraction caused by temperature changes. To minimize this, keep the temperature in the combustion chamber as constant as possible.
Why is there condensation in the combustion chamber of my Heta Stove?
Condensation in the combustion chamber of your Heta Stove can be caused by moisture in the vermiculite (it evaporates by itself after the stove has been lit a few times), damp wood (use dry firewood), or a flue pipe that is too long, or a chimney that is too cold (improve the flue pipe, insulate the chimney).
What causes too rapid combustion in my Heta Stove?
Too rapid combustion in your Heta Stove can be caused by too much chimney draft (measure the chimney draft and install a damper in the flue pipe if necessary) or a defective door or ash pan/drawer seal (replace the seal).
Why does my Heta Stove whistle?
A whistling sound in your Heta Stove is likely due to excessive chimney draft. Installing a damper can help resolve this issue.
Why does my Heta Scan-Line 900 tick?
The ticking sound in your Heta Wood stove is caused by normal expansion and contraction due to temperature changes. Ensure that the temperature in the combustion chamber is as constant as possible.
Why is there condensation in the combustion chamber of my Heta Wood stove?
Condensation in the combustion chamber of your Heta Wood stove can be due to: * Moisture in the vermiculite: This evaporates by itself after the stove has been lit a few times. * Damp wood: Use dry firewood.
Instructions and illustrations for safely unpacking the wood stove.
Overview of items found with the stove and optional accessories.
Prerequisites and checks before initial operation of the wood stove.
Guidance on the initial lighting and curing of the stove's paint.
How to adjust the air control for optimal combustion.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lighting the wood stove.
Best practices for adding wood to maintain the fire.
Procedure for safely removing ash from the stove.
How to achieve lower heat output and manage slow burning.
Critical safety warning regarding potential explosion hazards.
Factors affecting chimney draft and their impact on stove performance.
Guidelines on suitable types of wood and how to prepare them for burning.
Common issues encountered during operation and their potential causes.
Steps to take in case of a chimney fire and post-incident inspection.
General care and cleaning instructions for the stove's exterior.
How to clean soot build-up from the stove's glass door.
Instructions for cleaning the baking oven racks and rails.
A comprehensive table listing faults, causes, troubleshooting steps, and solutions.
A visual guide detailing maintenance tasks and their recommended frequency.
Information about the product warranty, coverage, and claim procedures.
Step-by-step guide on using graphite spray for lubricating moving components.
Instructions for cleaning fire bricks and related components in the Scan-Line 900 series.
Instructions for cleaning fire bricks in the Scan-Line 900 Side windows series.
Table listing technical specifications, clearances, and fuel data for the stove.
Exploded view and part list for the internal fire chamber of the Scan-Line 900 series.
Exploded view and part list for the internal fire chamber of the Side windows series.
Detailed breakdown of the stove's door components and their part numbers.
Detailed breakdown of the glass door components and their part numbers.
Detailed breakdown of the baking oven door components and their part numbers.
General guidance and requirements for installing the wood stove.
Specifies minimum safe distances to combustible and non-combustible materials.
Requirements for the floor supporting the stove, including non-combustible materials.
Guidelines for connecting the stove to the chimney system.
Information on providing adequate air for combustion and room ventilation.
Technical drawings and measurements for different stove models.
Instructions for assembling the thermal stones within the stove.
How to connect an external air supply to the stove.
Instructions for installing the HAC (Heat Accumulation) unit.
Detailed clearance requirements for installation according to EN 13 240 standards.
Steps for modifying the stove to use a back flue outlet.
Information on adjusting the door stop for proper functionality.
Information regarding smoke control areas and appliance suitability.
Official declaration of compliance with EU harmonized regulations for the stove.
Official declaration of compliance with EU harmonized regulations for the stove.
General| Brand | Heta |
|---|---|
| Model | Scan-Line 900 Series |
| Category | Wood stove |
| Language | English |
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