On a vented log you need to keep your damper open full while the fire is in use. On a non-vented log you can close your damper because it has an O.D.S. (Oxygen Depletion Sensor). The O.D.S. regulates how much Oxygen the unit is using from your room & will shut off if it is using too much. Because you close your damper you are retaining the heat & not loosing any existing heat!

Vent-free logs are rated as a heating appliance and do not require venting to the outside. Vented logs are rated as decorative and require venting to the outside. Heatmaster vent-free logs are CSA certified both vent-free and vented. See similar questions...

Yes, they come with a lifetime breakage warranty for the original purchaser of the new product through a licensed retailer. Return the broken log with proof of purchase. Allow 12 working days from time of receipt of the broken log for delivery of the replacement. See similar questions...

They are simple bent wire spring clamps that have a deep throat with a wide grip range - similar to clothes pins in that they can be installed one handed. They look sort of like shower curtain clips. There are a lot of joints that need clamping. They are offered as a convenience option for those people who do not have the imagination or patience to improvise i.e.:nylon electrical wire-ties, etc. See similar questions...

Bush bread traditionally made on a camp fire using flour and water. And there is nothing more delicious than hot, freshly baked damper straight from the camp fire. It's a real Aussie Stockman's tradition. See similar questions...

With the exception of the K Series*, the answer is no. The airflow technology that we use in our amplifiers is designed such that it is best to stack multiple amplifiers on top of each other, with no space between. The amplifiers draw fresh air into the front of the amplifier and exhaust it either out the sides and into the rack, or out the back depending upon the model. We want the hot air that is in the rack to vent out the sides or back, not the front. See similar questions...

This can be a result of poor installation (plumbing run). The addition of a safety valve can also make centering the logs more challenging. See similar questions...

There are a myriad of reasons that an individual may not be able to log in. Some common reasons are as follows: the user is logged into the wrong database; the user has not completed the necessary/required training; the user forgot their password or logged in with an incorrect password; and it is also possible that the Banner userid was not set up the same as the network userid. See similar questions...

The short answer is a set of Chinese principles known as FengShui. Many who studied Asian culture and arts will find that things in Asian households appear in pair, or sometimes a set of three. This is because the Chinese believe that to have good chi, the essential element of good FengShui, one must induce harmony and good fortune by properly arranging things, mostly in a symmetrical manner. See similar questions...

No definitely not! It is without doubt criminal damage, and we prosecute everyone no exception. The Police and the CPS do not wish to turn a normally law abiding citizen into a criminals but mess with our property and you get your just deserts! See similar questions...

To best view our site, we suggested you to use the latest browser version. IE 5.0, Netscape 4.6 or above should be OK. Please also check whether Java applets are enabled in your browser setting by going to View-Internet Options-Security and checking your settings. See similar questions...

Try book marking it. To do this in Internet Explorer, go to the Log-in page, select "Favorites" from the top menu bar, then "Add to Favorites". Click O.K. To do this in Netscape, go to the Log-in page, select "Communicator" from the top menu bar, then "Bookmarks" and "Add bookmark". See similar questions...

If you are asked to log in on every Beyond Books page you visit, the browser on your computer is probably configured to not accept cookies. To configure your machine to accept cookies, follow the instructions below for your type of computer and browser. If your exact browser is not listed, follow the instructions for the browser version that most closely matches your browser. To learn more about cookies, skip to the next section of the FAQ entitled "Cookies". Internet Explorer 4 Go to View .. See similar questions...

Please verify your login name and password as they are case sensitive. If you are unsure of your login information, please click on “Problems Signing In?” near the login fields. If you get the Error Message regarding pending payments, that means we have not received your payment from your choice of payment method during the sign-up process. Please note that it may take some time for PayPal to confirm your payment to OneSuite, depending on your payment method used in PayPal. See similar questions...

The method used to log into Webmail varies according to whether you have Windows 9x, Windows NT/2000/ME, or Windows XP. Basically, if you find a text box asking for a domain, type in ASC. If you don't find a Domain text box prompt, type in username@alfredstate.edu in the Username text box. Obviously make sure to type in your password in the Password text box. Note passwords are case sensitive; usernames are not. See similar questions...

Diaphragms leak a small amount due to migration of gas through the diaphragm material. Casing vents (where provided) should remain open to gas to escape. See similar questions...

The shuttle's airlock is vented directly overboard to space. We do not save the gas for reuse because the hardware (pumps, valves, etc...) would weigh significantly more than just loading the extra nitrogen and oxygen each mission. For the International Space Station however, nitrogen and oxygen are a valuable consummable and we want to vent as little as possible overboard. The station airlock will have pump that will depressurize the airlock from 14.7 psia down to 1 or 2 psia. See similar questions...

Dr. Florine is certified as a Diplomate by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and lectures at local and national dental continuing education meetings on a number of topics. Up-to-date surgical equipment and techniques have always been the standard in our office. See similar questions...