Charnwood Country 16BMF Parts List

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Charnwood Country 16BMF Specification

The Charnwood Country 16BMF is a robust multifuel stove designed for home heating, offering both aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency. Engineered to provide ample heat output, this stove is capable of heating up to 10 radiators, making it an ideal choice for larger homes or spaces requiring substantial warmth distribution. Its solid construction incorporates high-quality cast iron and steel, ensuring durability and longevity.

The stove features an advanced airwash system to maintain clear glass for an unobstructed view of the flames, enhancing the ambience of any room. Equipped with a riddling grate, the Country 16BMF facilitates easy ash removal and efficient fuel combustion, accommodating a range of solid fuels such as wood, coal, and smokeless fuels. The stove also includes a built-in boiler, contributing to its capacity to integrate with central heating and hot water systems.

With a nominal output of 13 kW to the room and an additional 19 kW to the boiler, the Country 16BMF is efficient in its energy use. It complies with stringent environmental standards, ensuring clean and efficient burning. The stove's design includes classic lines and a large glass window, fitting seamlessly into both traditional and contemporary home settings. Its robust construction and versatile functionality make the Charnwood Country 16BMF a practical and stylish heating solution.

Charnwood Country 16BMF F.A.Q.

How do I properly ignite the Charnwood Country 16BMF stove?

To ignite the stove, first ensure the air controls are fully open. Place kindling wood and a couple of firelighters on the grate, then light the firelighters. Once the kindling is well alight, add larger pieces of wood or solid fuel gradually until a steady fire is established.

What should I do if my stove is not drawing correctly?

Ensure the chimney is clean and unobstructed. Check that the air vents are fully open and that there is adequate ventilation in the room. Cold weather can cause poor draw, so pre-warming the flue with a lit paper may help.

How often should I clean the stove and flue system?

The stove should be cleaned regularly, at least once a week during heavy use. The flue system should be inspected and swept at least twice a year to prevent soot build-up and ensure safe operation.

What maintenance is required for the stove's glass door?

Regularly clean the glass with a soft cloth and stove glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials that can scratch the surface. Ensure the glass seals are intact and replace them if they show signs of wear.

How can I maximize the efficiency of my stove?

Use well-seasoned wood with a moisture content below 20%. Ensure that the air controls are adjusted to maintain a vigorous flame without excessive smoke, and keep the stove and flue clean.

What types of fuel are recommended for the Charnwood Country 16BMF?

The stove is designed to burn wood and smokeless fuels. Avoid using treated wood, plastic, or household waste, as they can damage the stove and flue system.

How do I prevent my stove from over-firing?

Ensure that the air controls are not left fully open for prolonged periods. Overfiring can damage the stove and void the warranty. Monitor the stove’s temperature using a stove thermometer.

What should I do if I notice a strange smell or smoke coming from my stove?

Check for blockages in the flue and ensure all seals are intact. If the problem persists, cease use immediately and contact a professional stove technician for inspection.

How do I adjust the air controls for optimal burning?

Start with the primary and secondary air controls fully open when lighting the stove. Once a steady fire is established, gradually close the primary air control and use the secondary control to maintain the desired flame intensity.

What precautions should I take during installation of the stove?

Ensure the stove is installed by a qualified professional in compliance with local building regulations. Maintain safe clearances from combustible materials and ensure adequate ventilation in the installation area.