Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning User Guide

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Year 2021
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Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning Stove Specification

The Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning Stove is a robust heating solution designed for efficient fuel usage and high performance. This stove is constructed with durable cast iron, ensuring longevity and excellent heat retention, which contributes to maintaining warmth even when the fire has subsided. It features a classic design, making it a stylish addition to any home while offering practical heating capabilities.

The Buckingham 2 boasts a notable heat output, suitable for medium to large rooms, delivering a maximum heat output of up to 12kW. Its multi-fuel capability allows users to burn both wood and smokeless fuels, providing flexibility depending on fuel availability and preference. This adaptability is enhanced by its airwash system, which helps keep the glass door clear, offering an unobstructed view of the flames and contributing to the stove's aesthetic appeal.

The stove is equipped with a primary and secondary air control system, allowing for optimal control over the combustion process, improving efficiency, and reducing fuel consumption. The large firebox accommodates substantial logs, reducing the frequency of refueling and ensuring longer burn times. Its design also includes a removable ashpan, simplifying maintenance and cleaning.

Compliance with stringent efficiency and emission standards underscores the Buckingham 2's environmentally-friendly operation, making it an ideal choice for sustainable home heating. The stove's compact dimensions ensure it fits seamlessly into various spaces, while its robust build and efficient performance make it a reliable heat source. Overall, the Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning Stove offers a harmonious blend of traditional aesthetics, modern functionality, and eco-conscious efficiency.

Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning Stove F.A.Q.

How do I properly start a fire in the Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Woodburning Stove?

To start a fire, ensure the air vents are fully open. Use small, dry kindling and paper to ignite the fire, then gradually add larger pieces of wood or coal once the kindling is burning well.

What types of fuel can I use in this stove?

The Clarke 6910134 Buckingham 2 Multi-Fuel Stove is designed to burn seasoned wood and smokeless coal. Avoid using treated wood or household waste as fuel.

How do I clean the glass door of the stove?

Allow the stove to cool completely. Use a damp cloth and a specialized stove glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials that might scratch the glass.

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

Check if the chimney is blocked or needs cleaning. Ensure that the room is well-ventilated and that the air vents on the stove are not obstructed.

How often should I perform maintenance on my stove?

Regular maintenance should be performed at least once a year. This includes cleaning the chimney, checking seals, and inspecting for any signs of wear and damage.

Why is my stove producing excessive smoke inside the room?

Excessive smoke can be caused by wet fuel, blocked flue, or improper vent settings. Ensure that the fuel is dry and the air vents are correctly adjusted.

How can I maximize the efficiency of my stove?

Use well-seasoned wood, maintain a clean chimney, and ensure the air vents are adjusted for optimal combustion. Regularly check and replace seals as needed.

What safety precautions should I take when using my stove?

Install a carbon monoxide detector in the same room as the stove, keep flammable materials away, and never leave the stove unattended when lit.

Can I leave the stove burning overnight?

It is not recommended to leave the stove unattended overnight. Ensure the fire is completely out before going to bed to prevent any safety hazards.

How can I prevent creosote buildup in the chimney?

Use dry, seasoned wood to minimize creosote buildup. Ensure the stove burns at a high temperature periodically to help clear deposits. Regular chimney cleaning is essential.