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Notes on Operation
WARNING
Risk of suffocation! The fire uses oxygen from the air in the
room in which it is operated. The room in which this fireplace is
installed must be well ventilated and supplied with sufficient
fresh air. Never install or operate the fireplace in an
unventilated basement or in a hermetically sealed room.
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Never leave a burning or hot fireplace unattended.
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Keep children and pets away from the unit. Children are not allowed to
operate the device.
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Do not use the device in cavities where oxygen tanks or flammable
vapours are present.
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Do not use the device if people in the home or in the room suffer from
breathing difficulties.
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Do not use the device in confined spaces as the flames consume oxygen.
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Never open a fuel bottle near an open flame, otherwise the fuel could
ignite.
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Never move the fireplace while it is burning or while it is still hot.
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After you fill your fireplace, replace the bottle cap and remove the fuel
from the fireplace environment before lighting the fireplace.
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The glass becomes hot when lit and will remain hot for some time after
the flame goes out. Do not touch glass surfaces. Keep children, pets,
clothing, fabrics and furniture away from the unit due to the high surface
temperatures.
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Use only an extended stick lighter to ignite. Keep face, body, and objects
away from the fireplace, extend the hand holding the stick lighter away
from you, and light the fire.
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The escape of the flames must not be obstructed or prevented.
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Do not use the appliance for cooking.
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Allow the fireplace to cool for at least 15-20 minutes before touching,
moving or refueling it.
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Take the same precautions for the fireplace as for an open fire (hearth, grill
and other open fire products).
In an emergency, dial 112. Extinguish the fire with a carbon dioxide
fire extinguisher and then close the fire chamber to completely
choke the fire. Place the extinguisher at a maximum distance of
30 cm from the device.
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