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Smoke leak might be a dirty flue

 

It looks like it might be part of the 'airwash' secondary air intake system which can help keep the glass clean. 

 

 

 

 

Assuming it is this fire the hole seems to be behind the door when closed..

 

Is the door sealing rope alright? 

 

https://victorianfireplacestore.co.uk/product/tiger-cub-multi-fuel-stove/

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Smoke coming out of there does sound like it's struggling to get out through the flue and is finding the next best place to escape. I would think there should be enough draw normally that air is only coming in through a hole like that.

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15 minutes ago, magnetman said:

Smoke leak might be a dirty flue

 

It looks like it might be part of the 'airwash' secondary air intake system which can help keep the glass clean. 

 

 

 

 

Assuming it is this fire the hole seems to be behind the door when closed..

 

Is the door sealing rope alright? 

 

https://victorianfireplacestore.co.uk/product/tiger-cub-multi-fuel-stove/

Yes it is that one 

 

Rope is good 👍

8 minutes ago, magnetman said:

Smoke into boat could also be windy weather. Maybe a longer external terminal is needed. 

Calm here 

 

Swanley / Llangollen 

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It seems odd as one would assume the hole is an inlet. 

I sometimes get smoke out of the secondary air inlet when starting the fire cold but it doesn't last long. Once the draw is going its sucking not blowing. 

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That would explain why it is smoking but if it is behind the top of the door when closed (above the line of the fire rope) how would it work? One would have to open the door each time to operate it. 

 

Is there perhaps another fire with the same main casting which has a damper ? Maybe they do a bigger output fire with the same main body but alterations elsewhere. 

 

 

 

 

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