Hi everyone
New to this DIY lark so i will ask lots of questions. I have just move into my house and have a fake coal fire in the living room. Jus recently i have heard a popping sound coming from the fire. Someon said to me it could be air in the pipes and if so is it dangerous an how do i fix it
-- neil68
Thats only one question. And you should get it checked out
-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
There are so many types, it really would be foolish to advise.
If it's anything like mine it probably just needs cleaning: remove the coals, vacuum the bit where the coals sit and under the front, replace the coals. The popping is caused by small pockets of gas that build up away from the flame, then ignite - if you keep it clean it should burn more evenly. If there was anywhere that air could get in, gas would get out first because it's at a higher pressure.
Just to add to what Ed says: some have a very specific way you must arrange the 'coals' which you need the manufacturer's instruction manual to get right. If you haven't got the manual you should be able to get a copy from the mfr if you phone them (or if you're lucky off their web site). You'll need the make & model number which should be on a plate which will probably be hidden under a cover or low down out of normal view.
Cheers for the advice guys i will try your suggestions and get back t yo
-- neil68
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