Why is my HWAM Wood stove smoking?
Smoke from your HWAM Wood stove can be due to several reasons: a chimney with insufficient draft (check if the chimney has the right dimension and height compared to the surroundings), a blocked smoke pipe or chimney, or wood with too high moisture content.
Why does the wood burn too fast in my HWAM Wood stove?
If the wood burns too fast in your HWAM Wood stove, ensure the air controls are adjusted correctly according to the instructions and that the smoke deflector plate is placed correctly.
What causes excessive creosote build up in chimney of HWAM Wood stove?
Excessive creosote build-up in your HWAM Wood stove's chimney is caused by poor combustion, which may be due to wet wood or insufficient draft.
What to do if the shaking grate is stuck in HWAM Wood stove?
If the shaking grate is stuck in your HWAM Wood stove, check if a piece of wood is stuck in the grate or if the control arm is out of position.
Why HWAM Wood stove does not heat?
Your HWAM Wood stove may not heat if the wood is not dry.
Why does the surface of my HWAM Wood stove turn gray?
If the surface of your HWAM Wood stove turns gray, it is due to overheating. Please refer to the maintenance section.
Details HWAM Classic 7's safety certifications and testing by Intertek.
Lists the components provided with the stove, such as manual, guarantee card, and mitten.
Crucial safety warnings for stove operation, fuel use, and handling.
Essential checks, permits, and authorities for safe installation.
Specifies safe distances to combustible materials and ceiling height.
Clearances to combustible walls for top and rear vent installations.
Factors affecting chimney draft and performance.
Procedures for factory-built and masonry chimney installation.
Components and steps for installing a top vent system.
Specifications for the chimney connector pipe, including material and size.
Instructions for venting the stove at the rear of the unit.
Steps to attach the flue collar for rear venting configurations.
Guides on securely attaching the chimney connector to the stove.
Methods for safely passing chimney connectors through combustible walls.
Standards for chimney height above the roof for safety and draft.
Details the function and placement of the cover plate for the shaking grate.
Illustrates the Skamol refractory plates and their properties for heat resistance.
Explains the patented automatic system for regulating combustion air.
How to use and maintain the ash drawer and rotating ash grate.
Recommends careful handling of Skamol plates due to fragility.
Instructions for cleaning the heat-resistant ceramic glass.
Advises installing smoke detectors away from direct stove heat.
Information on checking and replacing ceramic gaskets for tightness.
Local code allowances for reduced clearances with protected walls.
Importance of adequate ventilation and combustion air for performance.
Guidelines for selecting and using dry, seasoned firewood for optimal burning.
Step-by-step instructions for lighting the stove and establishing a fire.
Procedures for adding wood to maintain the fire.
Techniques for setting controls to extend burn duration.
Identifying and correcting issues related to under-firing the stove.
Safe procedures for removing and disposing of ashes from the stove.
Methods for cleaning the stove and touching up paint.
How to clean the soapstone components using sandpaper or sponge.
Instructions for removing internal parts for cleaning or inspection.
Steps for cleaning and replacing the stove door glass.
Understanding creosote, its risks, and the need for removal.
Diagnosing and solving problems with smoke emission or draft.
Identifying causes and solutions for wood burning too quickly.
Causes and remedies for sooted stove glass.
Identifying causes of white haze on the stove glass.
Symptoms and causes of excessive creosote in the chimney.
Troubleshooting a stuck shaking grate mechanism.
Reasons for the stove surface turning gray, indicating overheating.
Diagnosing why the stove is not producing adequate heat.
General| Type | Wood stove |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Nominal output | 7 kW |
| Weight | 150 kg |
| Flue outlet diameter | 150 mm |
| Log length | 30 cm |
| Fuel type | Wood |
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