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PRACTICAL WALKTHROUGH · PARAMETERS · COMMON MISTAKES
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Excessive creosote formation
Cause: Incomplete combustion from damp peat
Fix: Ensure proper air circulation and peat dryness (35-40% moisture)
Terpene dominance
Cause: Overuse of fresh juniper branches
Fix: Maintain 2:1 peat-to-juniper ratio and use aged branches