To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if smoke enters the room from my Masport WAIMAKARIRI due to negative pressure?
To prevent smoke from entering the room due to extreme negative pressure, open a window approximately 6mm to allow combustion air to enter. If this doesn’t work, visually inspect the combustor.
Why is my Masport Burner using more fuel than usual?
If your Masport Burner is consuming more fuel, ensure you close the damper when the burner reaches a sufficiently hot temperature. Also, inspect and clean the combustor. The combustor may lose its efficiency after extensive use or use of inappropriate fuel.
How to improve the heat output of my Masport WAIMAKARIRI?
If your Masport Burner's performance is poor, with not enough heat, use seasoned wood as fuel. Ensure the damper is closed when the burner is hot enough. Also, inspect the combustor. The causes may be green or wet wood, operating the burner with the damper open, or a malfunctioning combustor.
How to clean the dirty film on the glass door of my Masport WAIMAKARIRI Burner?
A dark, dirty film on the door glass of your Masport Burner is likely caused by burning wet or green firewood or leaking door seals. Ensure you only use dry, seasoned wood. Check the door and glass seals. To remove the film, burn with the damper open for 30 minutes, try cleaning the glass with damp newspaper and ash when cool, or use non-caustic oven cleaner. Do not scrub with steel products or abrasive materials.
Lists all components included with the Masport Waimakariri ULEB.
Provides guidance on safely moving and transporting the heavy Masport Waimakariri ULEB.
Important safety alerts and compliance requirements for installing and operating the burner.
Precautions to ensure safe use of the appliance, especially regarding children and operation.
Instructions for carefully removing the Masport Waimakariri ULEB from its packaging.
Guidance on selecting the optimal location, considering clearances and flue system.
Specifies the type and length of flue system required for proper installation.
Details the specifications for the non-combustible floor protector needed for installation.
Information on how to safely reduce clearances using heat shields.
Instructions for securing the burner to the floor for seismic safety.
Step-by-step guide for assembling internal components before the initial burn.
Defines the types of wood fuel suitable for optimal performance and emission control.
Methods to ensure firewood has the correct moisture content for efficient burning.
Guidance on selecting appropriate firewood sizes for kindling, intermediate, and main loads.
Checks and preparations required before the initial operation of the burner.
Detailed steps for starting the burner from a cold state, including light-up and initial burns.
Explains the function of the catalytic combustor in reducing emissions and controlling burn rates.
Recommendations for prolonging the life and effectiveness of the catalytic combustor.
Procedures for visually checking the condition and cleanliness of the catalytic combustor.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and cleaning the catalytic combustor.
Signs indicating the catalytic combustor needs replacement and how to verify.
Covers servicing of door seals, firebox bricks, baffle, and flue system.
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