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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. There is smoke or a foreign smell coming from the Burner when burning
a. There may be waste burning that should not be in the Burner.
b. You are using the wrong fuel, it is imperative that you use Bio-ethanol.
c. You have placed something around/above the flame that has not been approved or recommended.
d. If the Burner is empty (the flame is dying) or you have just turned the fire OFF, this is normal. Just like
when you blow out candles.
Solution
Shut the Burner to the OFF position and wait until it cools down. Clean/ service the Burner and remove
objects/waste.
2. When I attempt to light the Burner, it does not start
a. You have not put enough fuel in the Burner.
b. You are using the wrong fuel, it is imperative that you use Bio-ethanol.
c. The Burner opening is obstructed, there needs to be adequate ventilation for the flame to start.
d. The Bio-ethanol is cold and takes time to ignite.
e. If used outdoors, the fuel may have been diluted with rain water.
Solution
Check fuel level, it must be above the 1 litre [1 Quart] line, check type of fuel used. Repeat starting
procedure until the burner warms up and remains ignited. If filled with water, empty burner, clean and clear
Burner and re-set up ready for re-filling.
3. The flame is not extinguishing when turned OFF
a. It may be that the speed used to close the Burner opening was too slow.
b. There are particles obstructing the shut-off mechanism.
Solution
Ensure that there is nothing obstructing the shut-off mechanism. Attempt to extinguish again smoothly with
the shut-off mechanism. If it does not
extinguish, burn the fuel until empty and the flame dies out naturally.
If you have overfilled the Burner and the flame is burning strong, prepare your extinguisher just in case,
and monitor the flame till the situation goes back to normal as you will not be able to turn it OFF. Do not
blow or throw a blanket on it. Do not pour water on it.
4. I have split some fuel, what do I do before lighting?
Remove all ignition sources. Keep people away from the area. Wipe up split liquid thoroughly using a dry
cloth, wipe again with a cloth dampened with water. Avoid breathing vapour. Ventilate enclosed space by
opening windows and doors.
ONLY ignite when the area is completely dry and you are certain that all split fuel has been removed.
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