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Safety Instructions
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When burning ethanol, water-vapor and carbon dioxide are produced.
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Never leave an open fire unattended at any time!
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In a house of typical construction, that is, one that is not of unusually tight
construction due to heavy insulation and tight seals against air infiltration,
an adequate supply of air for combustion and ventilation is provided through
infiltration.
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The fireplace should not be used in a small room where less than 44m3
(1550ft3) of air space is provided for each 1000 Btu per hour of fireplace (con-
sidering the maximum burner adjustment).
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Do not use the fireplace in a bathroom, a room where sleeping accommoda-
tion is provided or any other small room.
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Never fill fuel while unit is still burning or hot.
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Fill no more than ¾ full.
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Use only long lighter to ignite. Initial ignition may have a high flame close lid
half way to light.
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Insert burner into fireproof materials only.
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Never install burner into plastic or wood.
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Using a burner with flammable materials is at your own risk.
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Keep out of reach of children.
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This fireplace will produce heat, but should not be used as a main source of
heat.
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The fireplace must only be installed on a solid surface of non-flammable ma-
terial. Be sure to keep any flammable materials such as drapes/curtains and
any decorations at least 4 feet away from fireplace.
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Do not place any items on top of or inside fireplace.
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Do not touch the fireplace while lit or still hot.
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It is extremely dangerous and forbidden to use bio-ethanol car fuel or any
other unapproved fuel.
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Always use a funnel to fill the fireplace with fuel.
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Never add fuel to the burner while fire is burning or unit is still hot. Allow at
least 15 minutes for fuel tray to cool down before refueling.
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Do not ingest bio-ethanol fuel and avoid contact with eyes and skin.
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Spilled alcohol must be removed with an absorbent tissue and cleaned with
water to prevent ignition outside the burner reservoir.
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Be sure to have a fire-extinguishing device in the proximity of the fireplace in
case of emergencies.
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Never leave a lit fireplace unattended.
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Keep children and pets away from the fireplace. Do not cover the fireplace.
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Do not place any flammable materials or clothing on the fireplace.
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Do not smoke when filling the burner with fuel.
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Store your fuel containers away from any heat source.
