Hi everyone!
I would like to know if their is anything that I can do to get the wood at the back of the insert ( englander 13 nci) to burn up.
Hear is what is happening. I get a good burn on the stove anywhere from 550 to 700 on the thermometer blower on high and air about 1/4 after the fire gets going good.
It doesn't make much difference if I have a lot of wood loaded or a small load except I will have more coals with the large load.
If I just pull forward and load on top I will keep getting more and more coals.
Now I know that coals are normal and even charcoal.
But how do I get them to burn down. I have tried to leave the air open to max but that still leaves me coals after 3 hours and very little heat.
Any help?
Thanks Neal
I would like to know if their is anything that I can do to get the wood at the back of the insert ( englander 13 nci) to burn up.
Hear is what is happening. I get a good burn on the stove anywhere from 550 to 700 on the thermometer blower on high and air about 1/4 after the fire gets going good.
It doesn't make much difference if I have a lot of wood loaded or a small load except I will have more coals with the large load.
If I just pull forward and load on top I will keep getting more and more coals.
Now I know that coals are normal and even charcoal.
But how do I get them to burn down. I have tried to leave the air open to max but that still leaves me coals after 3 hours and very little heat.
Any help?
Thanks Neal