Had mine 35 years now when my son was small and he’s 40 in Jan. Never knew this I’ll try it when I light this autumn.

Hi Richard, I've got a question for you. When you open the door of the stove and look at what then call baffle plate, do you see any holes in it? apparently they call them secondary and territory air systems. I

Very useful, thank you

Very good explanation. Thank you very much from Spain

What do you mean with 'I ground the socket'?

Great video, I have the same problem on my Renault Espace 4. You give me the right way to repair, thanks

This is exactly what I needed. Thanks

Hi, great video. Thinking about the tools to use to extract outer ring in a more easy way (inner bearing ring pulley for example). Does any one know the inner diameter of outer ring in mm? Thanks in advance

This is a very good video but the information is incorrect. The top dial should always be slightly open. This is how the glass remains clear. You will find this in the Morso instructions.

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Really helpful video

Hi Does it mean you cant burn wood and coal combined, its either one or the other?

May I ask does this type of wood burner morso squirrel have a roof fire brick? To push up top nr flu ? Kind Regards.

Great video thank you🙂 After a night in the freezer does it go in easily? Or is there another way?

Great info and very clear.

Thanks so much for the info. Having my morso lined this week and a register plate installed as these were missing when I moved in to new property. Looking forward to hopefully save on gch this winter. Do you think logs or smokeless coal? Which do you find the most cost effective please? Plan to keep a burn on during the night. Thanks again.

My bike was a piaggio typhoon 125 2014 they are from 2010 to 2016 they are an absolute pain in the arse to get out also the 4 needle bearings what link the engine to the frame (subframe) are a nightmare too you need to order the long spacers as well as they severely wear as well the needle bearings x4 was hk1514-rs which were cheaper off ebay but i ordered the long spacers and engine mounts from fowlers ps it will take you a full afternoon and a lot of patience to do this job i am glad this guy did a vid on how to get the 2 engine bushes out as you could easily crack the engine case if just let loose with hammer

I have had morso squirrel for about 20 years. It will run 24 hours 7 days on 1 bag of Anthracite. Once burning well bottom air is about one quarter to a half turn open but I still open top about one turn this keeps glass clean and for logs top air only

Just moved into a house with this stove and had no idea how to use it so your video has been very helpful, thanks!

nice one thanks

Just bought a 1410 ( old stock, can't get them now) and looking forwards to the install. You explanation on working the fire was excellent to listen to.

Can I do this without taking the wheel off?! Just activate the washer and have a friend catch the pump/piston and clamp it down?

Fantastic! Just what I was looking for before spending money on a replacement. Thank you so much. Also, mine had a little black rubber hose inside the center.

Just smash it out with a socket from the other side with some heat on it

How did you take the piston out so easily?

your video is very helpful sir. thank you.

Saw this video and just yesterday checked would it help. And yes 😁 inside a head lamp washer looked same dirty. Now it works like it should. Thanks and greetings from Poland 🙂

Again youtube clickbait, this is bulshit and pump is not with a simple tap detachable. Why would you skip that part? I tried and conclusion without damaging this is not possible just buy new pump!

Hi Richard, I just bought a 1442 and there is a basic guide on how to start fire... but not one single word about operating the lower valve... !!! So thank you very much for your perfect video ! Morso should pay you money for ! Thanks !

Thank you for the lecture. Really helped my new stove 👏🏿

It is a good idea but the dirt and grime already scratched the inner side of that tube and after cleaning, mine would just be leaking . New one was the only solution.

Ca you please give me a hand on the tool? I would love to make this. I need it for my Aprillia to remove the bushes. Is it a m14 bolt? Washers etc? Please I need your help

Ah well that's a weight off my mind. I found your video AFTER lighting my squirrel for the first time. Horrible smell, boat full of smoke & both fire alarms going off 🤣🤣🤣

mine broke apart, be careful how big the shock is :)

Great video richard. I followed the steps but i couldnt get mine to work properly after cleaning so bought two cheap replacements off ebay. A year on they work perfect still, think they were only 10$ for the pair if i remember

Hi Richard, thanks so much for this video. I bought a 1410 two years ago and have been burning firewood in it. About four months ago I started using wood briquettes because it was hard to fit the firewood into the stove (I am in Australia and we use red-gum firewood which are often just too big). The briquettes are compressed saw dust with no glues involved. They burn hotter than normal firewood (probably because of the low moisture). When installed, I was given a very poor induction and in fact misled into thinking I just use the bottom vent in varying degrees of openness while burning wood. To be honest, I hadn't even noticed the top vent - and then thought it was just decorative. Yesterday the baffle collapsed into pieces of spongy furry iron. The front fender is warped significantly by the heat and there is a crack along the top of the stove (visible from both inside and out) and at the back, visible on the inside, above the fire brick where the baffle was located. At this point I don't know if the stove is useable with the cracks and I just need to replace the fire bricks and baffle, or whether it's completely ruined. The manual I downloaded (I wasn't given one) actually says briquettes are okay to use - so I assume that I have just been running the fire too hot by having the bottom vent open to some degree quite frequently. I have only been trying to figure out what went wrong for about 12 hours but it seems to me that in the first place I did not get a good induction. As I explore the internet for clues, I am confused as to whether this is a multi fuel or wood burner? I have found it listed as multi-fuel but then the specs say this stove uses timber while in other places I see it described as a wood-burner and not a multi-fuel stove. I am also confused about where the company is located so I can contact them. It is described as Danish but the main website seems to be in the UK. If you can help, or have comments, that would be much appreciated.

Hi mate i cant take out the headlight washer from my e92 not sure how many clips are they and are they differently made from australia? Just curious mine doesnt have a clip on the front (bumper) i only have one clip but not sure how to take it out as they dont come off even with force. Thanks mate

Thanks for your help,had stove installed yesterday and had no idea 🤷‍♀️ how to use the vents.I feeling a bit more convenient now ,many many thanks 😊

I have just have my Morso installed and I tried to read the instruction manual and there were many infos missing. I will burn only wood so I'll keep in mind your suggestion about the vents. Thank you for this very helpful video!!!

Could you please tell me how you put the new ones in thank you

How do I operate the vents when I'm burning peat?

Thanks Richard. Very useful!

I think the ecofans are a waste of money because I have three of them that only worked for a very short time. Unless they have improved them !

Stove Fan works using a peltier cell that creates electrical power by being hot one side and cooler on the other. The electrical power drives a little fan motor .

I’m gonna do this tomorrow 😅 yay 😖

It is not clear how you opened it, I do not understand English

Thanks for posting this. Installing a 1440 before winter and so this is great to see how it actually works.

Does this solve the problem that the tire is worn out at the left side ?

Thanks for the info. I had mine installed yesterday and had no idea what I was supposed to be doing. So different to other woodfire stoves that I have had in the past.

Thank you for explaining.