Dimplex Westcott WST4I Instruction Manual V1
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To light the Dimplex Westcott WST4I Stove, first ensure the air control is fully open. Place firelighters or kindling on the grate, and then add a small amount of dry wood. Ignite the firelighters and close the door, leaving it slightly ajar to allow airflow. Once the kindling is burning well, add more wood and close the door completely.
If your stove is not drawing properly, check for blockages in the chimney or flue. Ensure that the air vents are open and that there is sufficient ventilation in the room. It may also help to pre-warm the flue by burning a firelighter or some paper before lighting the main fire.
The glass on the Dimplex Westcott WST4I Stove should be cleaned regularly to maintain clear visibility of the fire. Clean the glass when the stove is cool using a soft cloth and a stove glass cleaner. Avoid using abrasive materials that can scratch the glass.
The Dimplex Westcott WST4I Stove is designed to burn seasoned hardwood logs with a moisture content of less than 20%. Using the correct fuel will ensure efficient burning and minimize soot and tar buildup in the flue.
To prevent creosote buildup, ensure you are burning dry, seasoned wood. Maintain a hot fire to minimize the formation of creosote. Regularly inspect and clean the chimney to remove any deposits that may have formed.
The heat output of the Dimplex Westcott WST4I Stove can be controlled by adjusting the air vents. Opening the vents increases the oxygen supply, raising the fire's intensity, while closing them reduces the burn rate and heat output.
Smoke entering the room can be caused by a blocked chimney, insufficient ventilation, or a cold flue. Check for blockages and ensure adequate airflow. Pre-warming the flue with a small fire can help establish a good draft.
To maintain the stove's exterior, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe down the surfaces regularly. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or materials that can scratch the finish. Periodically check for any signs of corrosion or wear.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the stove's interior and glass, inspecting and sweeping the chimney, and checking seals and gaskets for wear. Perform these tasks at least once a year or more frequently, depending on usage.
Unusual noises may result from metal expansion or contraction. Ensure that the stove is level and that all fasteners are secure. If the noise persists, inspect for loose or damaged components and consult the user manual or a professional technician for further assistance.