Cast Iron Log Wood Burner Stove - D Pro T Homeware - 5 KW

This stove is designed for burning seasoned wood and approved smokeless fuels. It is NOT suitable for burning coal.

While the 'air wash' system helps, you can clean the glass with a specialized stove glass cleaner when the stove is completely cold. Spray cleaner onto a cloth, not directly onto the glass, then wipe clean.

No, the flue pipe is not included. The stove comes with a flue collar, but you will need to purchase a separate 5-inch (125mm) diameter flue pipe to connect it to your chimney system.

The stove dimensions are approximately 410mm (width) x 270mm (depth) x 580mm (height). It weighs 50 kg.

It is recommended to empty the ash pan regularly, ideally before each use or when it is about two-thirds full, to ensure optimal airflow and burning efficiency.

The 'air wash' system directs a flow of air across the inside surface of the stove's glass. This helps to keep the glass cleaner by burning off particles that would otherwise deposit as soot, maintaining a clear view of the flames.

Ensure proper seasoned wood or approved smokeless fuel is used. Check the air vent control is open sufficiently. Verify the chimney is not blocked and has good draw. Empty the ash pan completely for optimal airflow.

Immediately open doors/windows for ventilation. Check for chimney blockages. Ensure the flue damper (if applicable) is open. Verify the flue pipe connections are sealed properly. Ensure adequate air supply to the room.

Confirm the 'air wash' system is functioning, usually by ensuring the top air vent is correctly set. Use only dry, seasoned wood. Burning wet or unseasoned wood creates more creosote. Ensure sufficient air for a hot, clean burn.

Ensure the air vent control is set correctly to allow enough oxygen for combustion. Use larger pieces of wood to sustain the burn longer. Check if the fuel is too damp or unseasoned.

Clean handles with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive metal polish suitable for chrome. Avoid harsh chemicals.