I got at all apart and cleaned now i cant get that pin in for the life of me. Ive been at it for 2 hours, you can shove the wrong end straight in and the hole is lined up but i cant work the other end in at all. Any tips?
July 6th 2024 ....... I've just finished installing my Aire 3 in my off grid tiny house in regional Victoria Australia ........ absolutely works a treat. Very low amount of wood used for a full night of warmth where the temp outside dropped to -2C overnight. My tiny house is 10mtrs long x 2.4m wide x 3.2m high (inside) ..... heats in no time. It wasn't the cheapest wood heater by a long way but I wanted a heater purposely designed for TH's and I wanted high quality, not some cheap junky chinese rubbish. Shout out to Maddi at Pivot for her great customer service and assistance. I actually bought 2 wood heaters from Pivot ...... great company to deal with !!
For anyone else that encounters a rusty pin that won’t move, you can grind the pin off as much as you can. Then use a hammer and punch to knock the remaining stuck pin towards the rear of the heater. It will drop down on the fire bricks and can be removed.
Thanks Dave. I've tried your method for the second time. It's the first time I'd started a fire without a firefighter! Also, with less paper. I did still have some smoke outside, some of my kindling was from discarded trees. Overall, much more successful. Loading more logs at the end was a good tip. 😊
This video we have goes over the PE baffle system which helps reduce wood use and smoke output - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y5oZZAtR7ko.html&ab_channel=PivotStove%26Heating
Best firelighters are gum leaves but I suppose as I cut my own trees down for wood I always have the tree tops from last year for kindling. I just had a new wood fire heater put in last year Norseman legend 2 but want a new kitchen wood cooker and you’ve sold me on this one. Thank you for this.
Do you have a video to help with using room air supply? Instructions say to remove the rear of the air box cover but isn’t really clear on where this is or how.
Hi do you have any tips on how to locate the air box on a TN20? The instructions say to use room air supply to remove the cover plate from the read of the air box. However, doesn’t make it clear on where to find this or how to do it. Our TN20 isn’t throwing out as much heat as our old 1989 Norseman did and I think this is why.
How do we check if ebt is working correctly or faulty? Newly installed alderlea t6 and when completely shut down can still hear air whooshing and wood will burn down to coals within 2.5 hours, cold coals by morning… very frustrating as it’s not mentioned in the manual!
@@CallOutToJesus_Romans10_13 Avacado and Coconut oil is best. If you can find it organic cold pressed Canola oil is fine also as it has a high boiling point. Basically you reach the boiling point or exceed it ( Cancer).
@nigelsmith2824 Canola oil is very bad for you. The coconut oil? That is fine. Avocado oil? No. Seed oils, in general are no good. They can become toxic
We love wood stoves because they make our home cosy, and the heat remains leaving a nice warmth.🎉❤ of course we are assisted along because we live on a 20 acre woodland.🎉
Hi there! Bit too much heat for your office. The Aire 3 wood heater would fit in nicely, and it has an optional cooktop. pivotstove.com.au/catalogue/wood-heater/tiny/tiny-home-wood-heater-charnwood-aire-3/
Loved the technical details on this video, as I'm looking for the most efficient wood cookstove, that has great air control. Did you do a detailed technical vid for the Ironheart?
I'm really loving what I'm seeing. I grew up with antique US made wood cook stoves. I'm looking for a really efficient wood cookstove. I'm in the eastern US. Any dealers here? Or can I get a wood burning Esse shipped?
Massively dissapointed with our Bakeheart. Its always got too much air going through it and It goes through fuel like stink when its windy. To get the oven to 170 takes four hours by which time the room is uncomfortably hot. Never managed to get it up to a useful cooking temperature. The clean air regs in the UK have ruined woodburners.
TAKE NOTE...if you live in the UK, the clearance distances do NOT apply.....it is 400mm side and 500mm rear in the UK. Apart from that, it was great to learn some extra things about this fab stove!
HI Melanie, To clean the bellows, bursts of pressure air, or a flexible pipe cleaner to hopefully agitate/loosen any debrish, and a vaccuum to hopefully suck it all up. If you have an inbuilt model, this is the only way without uninstalling it. However, if you have a freestanding model, you can remove the ash pan to find the intake holes towards to front of the bottom of the firebox.
How do you clean out the rear support. It wasn’t covered when it was swept and is full of debris. Also, do you have a video on how to clean the blowers?
Hi Melanie, If by rear support, you mean the rear air tube, then perhaps a small flexible hose attached to the end of a vacuum will be the easiest way. If you have an inbuilt model, this is the only way without uninstalling it. However, if you have a freestanding model, there is a rectangular plate that can be removed to access the base of the tube which you can use a soft brush and vaccuum.
Getting the Bakeheart oven to a higher temp than 150degrees Celsius needs you to fire it up really high so I can't come near it and needing me to open al the doors of my house in order not to get baked myself. That said, ovendishes work great and cookies to! I would buy it again!
Hi there! If you're having difficulty standing in front of your ESSE Bakeheart, placing a fire screen over the towel rail in front of the firebox reduces the heat coming into the room by 80%, allowing you to stand in front of the firebox without issue. Also if you have too much or too little ash in your firebox, that can affect the heat transfer to the oven. ESSE recommends 20mm of ash for best heat transfer. Hope this helps, and we're glad you're happy with the Bakeheart, and the cookies it produces too! :)
Have you considered this: "will there be long term health issues due to indoors fine dust particles and toxic gases coming out of the wood stove?" I am wondering this because I am also planing to use a wood stove on a daily basis
This is really a killer application for a wood stove. As far as I know, no other wood stove in North America has the same option. And it's impossible to grill indoors otherwise. What's the size of the grill & how hot can it get? I wonder if it can fit a 12 inch (30 cm) pizza.
