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I have the F45 as my main heat source and a 602 CB in my workshop. Both are great stoves!
What is the difference -f378 and f170?
The Jøtul F378 is a completely different burn chamber from The F170 series. The Jøtul F170 is a 5kw stove with Zensoric technology that controls how the fire burns to get the most from the fire and less need for the consumer to use air controls. Also low distance to combustibles . Both fires are great but offer different styles.
Can you guys take a look at the Esse Bakeheart and make a 30% bigger version for the US market? That thing is dynamite: it serves as a wood stove but also a cooker, oven and grill too. My problem is that they only have 1 distributor in North America, plus there's no catalytic option.
I will NEVER buy a Jotul wood stove again. My Jotul 8 is horrible. The logs easily and dangerously roll out and onto the floor, there's no way to easily remove the ashes when in use, and the glass on the door cracks easy. You are the worst.
Hej ! Man kan inte få hjälp från er återförsäljare. Har jötul 520 f men är inte nöjd alls. Försökte få hjälp men tyvärr..... Hoppas verkligen att ni kan hjälpa till. En av mina kompisar har beställt en annan märke pga det här.
Jotul has been a complete disappointment to us in refusing to service our wood stove, that has an oxygen intake issue since it was installed by their distributor. They were very enthusiastic about taking our money(and much of it;) yet they've failed miserably to back their claims & promises, in refusing to service or to even attempt to investigate & determine what the problem is. The're are surely reliable company's out there & products , up to nowJotul is & has proven not to be one of the honorable mentions. Yet in all fairness, If there's a change of heart on their part? I'll definitely update this (as winter approaches). Yet at this point it seems unlikely from them, i.e or from their distributor by there lack of concern & condesending tone & lack of support & professionalism and air flow
Had My Jotul for 40 years now.
We have a F 205 new from this year, and we can’t keep the door open if we don’t maintain pressure on it, is it normal? In the video the door is left opened by itself, i am surprised!
How is the air coming into the Jotul? Is there some gap under? Or is it connected to some pipe? And how the warm air circulates and heats the room?
what arethe main differences between this and the f602 eco?
why did the6 discontinue that model?
How can I replace the door. I prefer the door of the older version as it gives more air to the stove. Is it possible to use the door of older version in the new 602?
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ok Jotul there it is at 1:58. both my quadrafire and lopi spill smoke into the room just like that. you are one of the world's top stove manufacturers and your stoves are the peak of quality and clean burning efficiency. the next challenge is to get the open door burning certification back
This is an official Jotel thread yet they don't seem to comment here officially ... should I copy my note elsewhere?
We live in the UK & recently moved house after living with an old Jotel 602 for 22 years and WHICH WE LOVED! So we decided to buy the new F 602 ECO for the new house. I've only had 5 or 6 sessions with the new one and am very disappointed ... the only way to light the fire is the with front flap fully open and door open slightly too. (Instructions suggest - "you may have to leave the door open to light the fire") However even when the fire is going .. it will go out if you close the door (even with vent flap open.) THIS IS A SAFETY HAZARD ... NOBODY SHOULD EVEN LEAVE A DOOR OPEN TO LIGHT THE FIRE ... LET ALONE NEVER CLOSE IT WHEN IT'S FULLY LIT! I'm not very happy as this fire is one of the most expensive on the market and isn't safe ... does Jotel have any advise?😞
Looks like an 60's era tv.
I don't like this. I have heated my home with a jotul 602 for 25 years. I don't use fire starters or kindling. I just use birch bark or rolled cardboard under my wood. It is much less work and faster to light.
The design is very cute and fancy
Good afternoon. Why design a stove that smokes in the room when adding firewood to the coals? Previous versions of Jotul did not allow themselves to do this. Regression?
new stoves of many brands do this because the smoke is directed to the front by the door instead of up and out the back. it is a result of regulators pushing manufacturers to reduce emissions to the extreme that manufacturers end up having to sacrifice function.
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Hello how can i find these firelighters? Thanks!
How come the official Jotul video's show different ways of lighting a fire.... I saw a video of the F500 with newspaper being used and starting bottom up, while this video shows the 'swiss' method....
The F500 is triple the size of this one.
Hello, I do casting model design. What material do you process your models from? Can you share this?
I've been using 602's since the 1990s and what a stove it is. I have the 602 CB with one of the last high tops made. The high top is a great accessory, shame they stopped making it. Would like to have purchased the ECO, but it came out just after I got the CB. In our living room we have the Jotul F105 and I have never seen a stove give out so much heat from so few logs. Its not so easy to light as the 602, but in terms of economy it is incredible and the air wash works well keeping the glass clean. Jotul have to be the best stove manufacturers, there is no doubt in my mind. We stayed recently in a holiday rental cottage which had a steel stove, think it was an English manufacture and the heat was so uncomfortable, almost painful. Cast Iron gives off a more relaxing warmth.
Best oven ever, I love my Jotul F200! First winter this year and I am very grateful!
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Looks like the air control is a little sticky. Nice looking stove though.
Jotul is probably the top brand in stoves, in Europe certainly (I don’t know the North American market). Morso are also good, but it’s Jotul for me.
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we just love the F370. We will defenitely buy Jotul for our little Weekend House when it is done. Greetings from Austria.
Hi Jötul! Im in the process of aquiring a Jötul 606 second hand but cant find any product information about it. Do you have any papers around? Would need it in the process with my municipality
Only by email, try contact on the jotul post mail or webmaster.
These stoves are nothing but sht. Opened door to get air to burning wood is against safety. If you are starting the fire with closed door, stove does not work, fire dies. Bad product at all. Own experience more than 2 yrs.
What is the difference between Jøtul "F 206 ECO BP", "F 602 CB" and "F 602 V2". Can't find the first one on the (.no) webpage, yet I have purchased this heater, but might consider returning it if V2 offerns significant benefits.
I’m from Scotland and have had numerous Jotul stoves, through the years in different houses and now having 3 stoves in our home and another one in a cabin that we rent out for holidays. The first was the Jotul 602, then the Jotul 301, brilliant stove, it blew hot air around the room via convection. We had the f350, too powerful, but brilliant. Jotul f118 Bear for 12 years, just exchanged it for a f162 (cleaner burning). We have a f105 in our living room, I have never seen a fire give off so much heat for so little wood used. It’s cute, looks like a Minion. We have a 602 clean burn in the cabin and a 602 eco. Jotul are the best IMO.
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hello. I own a discontinued f3 td model. It is very interesting to find out the results of its testing for compliance with modern emission standards. Probably it looks not bad since it has been on the conveyor for a long time?
I like Jotul stoves. Unfortunately the range of models available here in North America has dropped drastically.
We are working on that as we patent our EPA 2020 wood technology and expand the range. Gas range is substantial
why is there no chimney? Or am I missing sth?
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Beautiful butt where do you put the wood?? LOL
Used to love mine until I discovered it has no access to the flue which means the fire has to be taken apart to allow the sweeps brush in every time it is serviced. It must be a reject the installers in Northumberland 🇬🇧are not interested but I have been advised to get a hole put in the flue at the front and won’t that look pretty. The baffle broke in two the second winter lately the grate snapped in two and no I don’t run it day and night only approximately six hours per day. It is still in warranty just but won’t last twenty or even ten years on the plus side the glass door doesn’t soot up and it’s easy to light. Customer service from my installer is disgusting no interest once they have your money. I am angry did they know it can’t be accessed there is just a clunk noise where it should open
Can the Jotul stove being adapted for burning coal?
sorry but that is the wrong way of lightning the fire, it should go exactly the opposite way, smaller wood at the bottom and bigger wood at the top, because the fire goes up and not down
Putting larger firewood at the bottom and building up with smaller kindling is a more modern lighting technique that is often preffered to putting the kindling at the bottom. If you light from the bottom the heat rises and the fire will attempt to ignite all the wood at the same time, creating excessive smoke. If you light from the top the fire will have to "lick" its way down, only igniting the next layer of fuel once it has burned through the current layer. This ends up giving a cleaner burning fire creating less creosote in the chimney.
@@AlagomSwede lol, um.......isn't actually STARTING the fire, just a weeee bit more important, than having some more initial smoke? Unless you're a Liberal, of course.
Jotul, can you provide a video for cleaning the Jotul F370 Wood stove?
Whats the burn time on this unit
Very good stove,and only one handel . to mix the fire .Run little wood.
Is the fire in the video being lit upside down because of the way in which air is fed into the fire from above?
In this video, fire lighters are used. If these are made from fossil fuels, that seems retrograde. In 40 years of lighting wood stoves, I have never needed to use firelight3ers. I find that newspaper and kindling do the job.
The advice in the video to leave the door slightly open to assist the draft is interesting. There is no log guard on this model. I once left the room while the door was slightly open. When I came back to the room, a log had settled inside the stove and had fallen against the door. This had pushed the door further open. Embers could have been pushed out by the settling log. My previous Jotul 8 had a log guard to stop this happening. If a greater draft is needed, why doesn't the stove have a damper? The US version (602 v2) of my 602 Eco seems to have a damper built in to the door.
Um, you don't walk away with the door open, basic safety.
SOLVED! I bought a new F602 door, the kind that has a sliding damper at the bottom of the door. The fire now gets going faster, and newly loaded logs catch fire sooner, without having to leave the door open. The door cost £219 new. I found that the geometry of the hinges and pins was the same as the door on my F602 Eco so the new door fits perfectly. Also, I no longer make any use at all of the 3-position damper/lever under the front shelf of the F602 Eco. I just leave that lever on the middle setting permanently. I realise that I may have rendered useless some of the cunning features they added to do with 'eco' this and that. The new door has a long box along the inside top - anyone know what that does? One drawback with the new door is that the sliding knob on the damper in the door has all the action in just a small range of movement. So to move it accurately you have to grip it whereas on other Jotuls you can just flick the damper and not worry about burning your fingers (cue comment from Jo on basic safety! :) )