Jotul F 600 Firelight Operating Instructions

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Pages 24
Year 2019
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Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove Specification

The Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove is a robust and elegantly designed cast iron wood stove, ideal for larger spaces requiring efficient heating solutions. This model is lauded for its remarkable balance of aesthetic appeal and functional prowess. It features a classic design with intricate detailing, making it a standout piece in any home.

The stove is capable of handling long logs, up to 24 inches in length, significantly reducing the frequency of refueling. It boasts an impressive heat output, with a maximum capacity of 81,500 BTU per hour, ensuring ample warmth in sizeable rooms or open-plan areas. The efficiency rating of the Jotul F 600 is notable, with an EPA certified efficiency of 72%, optimizing fuel use while minimizing emissions.

A defining feature of the Jotul F 600 is its advanced clean burn technology, which enhances fuel efficiency and reduces environmental impact by burning off excess gases. The stove is equipped with a large glass door, providing an unobstructed view of the fire and contributing to its cozy ambiance. The air-wash system keeps the glass clear by directing a stream of air down over the inside of the glass, preventing soot build-up.

With a classic front-loading door and an additional side-loading option, the Jotul F 600 offers flexibility and ease of use. It also includes adjustable air control, allowing users to fine-tune the burn rate and heat output to their specific preferences. The stove is designed to connect seamlessly with a standard 6-inch flue, making installation straightforward. Overall, the Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove is an excellent blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern heating technology, offering reliability and performance for those seeking a premium wood-burning solution.

Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove F.A.Q.

What are the basic steps for lighting a fire in the Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove?

To light a fire, first open the air controls completely. Place crumpled newspaper and kindling in the firebox, then ignite the paper. Gradually add larger wood pieces as the fire establishes.

How do I adjust the air flow for optimal combustion in the Jotul F 600?

Use the primary and secondary air controls to regulate combustion. Open both controls fully to start and gradually adjust to maintain desired heat and efficiency.

What should I do if smoke is coming back into the room from the Jotul F 600?

Ensure the chimney is not blocked and is drafting properly. Check that the stove doors are sealed correctly and that the air controls are set appropriately.

How often should I clean the chimney for my Jotul F 600 stove?

It is recommended to inspect and clean the chimney at least once a year to prevent creosote buildup and ensure safe operation.

What type of wood is best for burning in the Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove?

Hardwoods like oak, maple, and hickory are ideal as they burn longer and hotter. Ensure the wood is well-seasoned with a moisture content of 20% or less.

How can I maintain the glass door to keep it clean on the Jotul F 600?

Regularly wipe the glass with a damp cloth and use a wood stove glass cleaner for stubborn soot. Ensure the stove is cool before cleaning.

What should I check if my Jotul F 600 is not producing enough heat?

Ensure the air controls are open, the wood is dry and seasoned, and the stove and chimney are clean from obstructions and buildup.

How do I replace the gaskets on the Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove?

Remove the old gaskets from the door and ash pan. Clean the channels, apply gasket cement, and press the new gasket into place. Allow it to cure before using the stove.

What are the signs that my Jotul F 600 stove needs a professional service?

Signs include difficulty starting a fire, excessive smoke, unusual noises, and visible damage to the stove or chimney components.

Can I burn coal in my Jotul F 600 Firelight Stove?

No, the Jotul F 600 is designed for wood burning only. Burning coal can damage the stove and void the warranty.