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Primary Air Control Not Fully Closed??

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I dsoes say that you have a tertiary air system but I can't see any reference to where this is controlled. The DEFRA approval is linked to a system which doesn't allow you to completely close the air off (from entering the firebox) this is to ensure that the stove always burns off the gas/smoke. Most stoves I have come across have the ability to 'turn off' this facility (if there) or don't have it..

I can't find it in your instructions ??

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