link523
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Is creosote normal in a reverse flow? I am only burning well seasoned wood(oak) no charcoal!
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I don't get creosote with mine nor have I heard of others having that problem
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I don't get it either. Make sure you have that exhaust pipe all the way open, and control your heat with the intakes. Also that the unit is level (i actually installed a bubble level on mine ).
That's the only things i can think of.
That's the only things i can think of.
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