So, when the stove is starting up and you see all that smoke inside that is going outside. Is it normal when it finally ignites to see a small, or tiny amount of smoke come out of the unit. This question is for a quad stove. Ty.
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You are not alone most stoves that make a lot of smoke before a flame gets some smoke
The smoke just when a flame hits it is like an explosion of gases in the smoke giving a slight puff
which forces smoke out past any gasket it can, most people feel this is normal. Some pellets are worse than others
Maybe someone can explain it better than I can
The smoke just when a flame hits it is like an explosion of gases in the smoke giving a slight puff
which forces smoke out past any gasket it can, most people feel this is normal. Some pellets are worse than others
Maybe someone can explain it better than I can
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