Hi there,
New in this forum, but I’ve been reading a lot in here with great interest and benefit ever since I bought a used Whitfield Quest Plus in november 2008. To be honest, I could’nt have made it without all the knowledge, tips and tricks in this forum…Hearth.com is the best of its kind on the internet!
So far I've only seen users here from USA and Canada, so I hope you will welcome and answer a question from a user in far away Europe (Denmark, Scandinavia).
Spring is here and it's getting warmer, thank God, but now I only need to run my stove at the very lowest setting. My impression is that the stove was never designed to run continuously at this "idling" setting... the burn pot is simply too wide to maintain a stable burn of this small quantity of pellets.
Perhaps a more narrow burn pot would do the trick?
Does anybody here know if it's possible to purchase such a non OEM burn pot anywhere?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Bo
New in this forum, but I’ve been reading a lot in here with great interest and benefit ever since I bought a used Whitfield Quest Plus in november 2008. To be honest, I could’nt have made it without all the knowledge, tips and tricks in this forum…Hearth.com is the best of its kind on the internet!
So far I've only seen users here from USA and Canada, so I hope you will welcome and answer a question from a user in far away Europe (Denmark, Scandinavia).
Spring is here and it's getting warmer, thank God, but now I only need to run my stove at the very lowest setting. My impression is that the stove was never designed to run continuously at this "idling" setting... the burn pot is simply too wide to maintain a stable burn of this small quantity of pellets.
Perhaps a more narrow burn pot would do the trick?
Does anybody here know if it's possible to purchase such a non OEM burn pot anywhere?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Bo