Sorry, but cardboard and gaffer tape for a unit that cost so much? Like Gus inferred above, I'd be telling the supplier that I'll see them in the small claims court - and following through with it if they don't sort the problems out.
Phil
GUS wrote:http://www.beelonia.de/e-kataloge/BeeloniaEN/index.html#/12So others can see the model in all its glory, (it is a beauty) ,ratyher than a mish mash of shots.
In essence it's a simple yet pedigree beast, give it some good quality fodder.
GUS wrote:Well, that is genuinely reassuring Ashwood are well known, I use them myself based on reputation& proximity.
From where I stand then it still lies with the flues as the main culprits, what's access like to securing to a decent pallet? which would also keep it from damp standing corrosion issues, yank it out from its exposed position & pop it under proper cover for a test run that only involves allowing some of your excess flue to go up dead straight even if that means a Smokey stable or similar, just to reflect on possible changes in performance?
Also, did your fitter comment on location with regard to surrounding building height causing any turbulence factors?
With regard to microwaving my dust, it's kept in an unheated room & I typically give it 3 mins in a 900w microwave on a pottery plate, fair amount of steam visible to the naked eye, what is a load weight for a full burn? & burn time please?
dumb as it may sound, is it possible to have a 360 degree shot of surrounding environment to get rid of niggly feeling of high buildings affecting a straight flue, ..termination of a chimney (stove) needs to be "x" height beyond the roof ridge, whilst it may not matter here, I'm not going to chance it by saying it doesn't, especially when we Don't know for certain.
Jerry rig a pole & lift that flue up straight & secure, then I think we'll be getting places (he said jinxing it).
Headbutchersouthwest wrote:
GUS wrote:Not nitpicking:
On one of your other threads you stated that you'd already bought smokedust from an alternate source having been recommended Ashwood, can you confirm you are now only using the Ashwood type, & that the other stuff is for the time being out of the picture? as you've already made clear you have Ashwood stock as well.
(just to clear things up) ..separate the bags so there is no confusion as to source, size & supplier. when doing any test runs.
Any assistance from the distributor as needed will need to be standardised operation in order not to hit any walls (sic).
I note on a beelonia animation there is a chimney exit flue damper translated as "Abgasregelung" / emission control ? what has this been set on so far? as this is a burn regulator to slow burns by restrictive flow (usually with a hole in the middle to allow a minimal flow regardless) upon initial start up this I guess should be fully open till in full effect then throttled back accordingly, it's the same as trying to keep a stove burning overnight in a slumber mode, which decreases the efficiency of the fuel in a domestic set up in exchange for gentle burn warmth but with more particulate coating the chimney & chamber, this technically will assist your fuel burn time on a long burn, ..getting the balance is what we are of course after dependant upon your needs.
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