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6. SAFETY
Gas/wood/pellet appliances heat up during
operation.
As a result, it is necessary to act with caution and
keep away from them. In particular, prevent
children, the elderly or other people with special
needs and pets from getting close while the
appliance is in operation.
Make sure that children and other people who
are not familiar with the operation of the
appliance are supervised by responsible people
when they get close to it.
To prevent burns and to protect children and
people who should not come into contact with
the appliance from getting close to it, install a fire
guard or screen
There are potential risks that need to be taken
into account when operating your stove with solid
fuels, whatever the make. These risks can be
minimized if you follow the instructions and
recommendations that we have provided in this
manual.
When you put the stove in place, bear in mind
the safety distances required for combustible
surfaces (wooden or wallpapered walls,
wooden floors, etc.) both from the appliance
and the chimney. These same distances
should be respected when the coating on the
walls or nearby areas is susceptible to
damage or deformity due to the effects of
heat (varnishes, paints, P.V.C., etc.). See
figure 10.
The ash should be emptied in a metal
container and should be removed from the
house immediately.
Liquid fuels should never be used to light your
stove. Keep any type of flammable liquid
(gasoline, alcohol, etc.) well away.
Carry out regular inspections of the chimney
and clean it when necessary.
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