Jotul C 550 CB Rockland Operating Instructions
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To start a fire, ensure the air control lever is fully open. Place crumpled newspaper and kindling in the center, light the paper, and add small logs as the kindling catches. Gradually add larger logs once the fire is established.
Ensure the chimney is clean and free of obstructions. Check that the air control is open and that there's adequate ventilation in the room. Cold air in the flue can also be an issue; try warming the flue with a small, lit piece of newspaper.
Clean the glass door as needed when the fireplace is cool, using a soft cloth and a non-abrasive glass cleaner. Regular cleaning will prevent buildup and ensure clear visibility of the fire.
Annually, inspect the door gasket for wear, clean the baffle system, and check the condition of the firebricks. It's also advisable to have the chimney inspected and cleaned by a professional.
Use well-seasoned hardwoods, maintain a hot, clean fire, and keep the air control adjusted to the optimal setting once the fire is established. Regular cleaning and maintenance also contribute to efficiency.
Check that the air control is open and the fireplace is not overloaded with wood. Ensure the chimney is unobstructed, and there is adequate ventilation in the room. Consider if the weather conditions are affecting the draft.
No, the Jotul C 550 CB Rockland is designed for wood burning only. Burning coal can damage the fireplace and void the warranty.
Use well-seasoned hardwoods like oak, maple, or birch for best results. These woods provide a longer, hotter burn compared to softer woods.
Yes, as the metal components expand and contract with heating and cooling, some noise is normal. However, persistent loud noises should be investigated as they may indicate a problem.
To replace the gaskets, ensure the fireplace is cool, remove the old gasket material, and clean the area. Apply a high-temperature adhesive and press the new gasket into place, allowing it to cure as per the manufacturer's instructions.