Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron User Guide

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Year 2010
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Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove Specification

The Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove is a robust and efficient heating solution designed for both style and functionality. Crafted from durable cast iron, this stove ensures longevity and effective heat distribution, making it ideal for various living spaces. The Pembroke model features a classic design with a large viewing window, allowing users to enjoy the aesthetic of a real fire. It boasts an impressive heat output, capable of warming rooms efficiently, while its clean burn technology enhances fuel efficiency and minimizes emissions. The stove is equipped with an advanced air wash system that keeps the glass clear, ensuring an unobstructed view of the flames. Its multi-fuel capability allows for the burning of both wood and smokeless fuels, providing versatility in fuel choices. The Clarke Pembroke stove meets stringent environmental standards, ensuring it is both eco-friendly and compliant with modern regulations. It is designed with user convenience in mind, featuring an easy-to-use control system for adjusting the burn rate and temperature. The stove's compact size allows for flexible installation options without compromising on performance. With its combination of traditional aesthetics and modern efficiency, the Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove offers a reliable and attractive heating option for any home.

Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove F.A.Q.

What is the recommended fuel type for the Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove?

The recommended fuel types for the Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove are seasoned hardwood logs and smokeless coal. Avoid using treated wood or non-standard fuels.

How do I properly light the Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove?

Begin by placing firelighters or newspaper at the base, then add kindling and small logs. Open the air vents and ignite the firelighters/newspaper. Once the kindling is burning well, add larger logs or coal.

Why is my stove not producing enough heat?

Ensure the air vents are fully open to improve combustion. Check that the chimney is not blocked and use only dry, seasoned wood or recommended fuels for optimal heat output.

How often should I clean the Clarke 6909900 Pembroke Cast Iron Stove?

It is recommended to clean the stove and remove ash after every use. Additionally, perform a more thorough cleaning, including flue and chimney inspection, at least once a year.

What should I do if there is a smoke smell in the room?

Check if the stove door is fully closed and the seals are intact. Inspect the chimney for blockages and ensure proper ventilation. If the problem persists, consult a professional.

Can I use the stove with the door open?

No, the stove should always be used with the door closed to ensure efficient combustion and to prevent smoke from entering the room.

How do I adjust the air vents for optimal performance?

Start with the air vents fully open when lighting the fire. Once the fire is established, you can adjust the vents to control the burn rate and heat output according to your needs.

What maintenance is required to keep the stove in good condition?

Regular cleaning of the stove and chimney, checking and replacing door seals if necessary, and periodic inspection of the flue system are essential for maintaining good condition.

Is it normal for the stove glass to become blackened?

Blackening of the stove glass can occur if the wood is not properly seasoned or if the air vents are not adequately adjusted. Regularly clean the glass and ensure optimal burning conditions.

What should I do if the stove is difficult to light?

Ensure that the wood is dry and seasoned. Check the air vents for blockages and confirm that the chimney is drawing properly. Increasing the draft by opening windows slightly can also help.