Metalfire AVENUE MF 1050-40 GHE, Installation And User Manual

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6.3 Replacing the batteries
The batteries need to be replaced if the ‘ ’ battery symbol flashes on the screen. Replacing the batteries is
done as follows:
Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote control by sliding it downwards a few millimetres (see Figure
1) and then lifting it up.
Put the new batteries in the holder as shown in Figure 2.
Put the battery cover back on the RF remote control by putting clips A and B on the cover (Figure 3) into the
corresponding slots in the casing (Figure 2).
Slide the cover upwards to lock it in place.
The clock will have to be reset after the batteries have been replaced.
Do not throw away used batteries, instead dispose of them correctly as household chemical waste.
In Belgium there are collection points at Bebat.
6.4 Igniting the fire for the first time
For the first few hours that the fireplace is lit, an unpleasant odour may occur due to the heat-resistant paintwork
being heated for the first time. Smoke may also develop at the same time. For this reason, it is advisable to
ventilate the room well and to allow the fire to burn on the maximum flame height for a couple of hours.
The fireplace may also make noises as a result of it adjusting to being heated up.
The baking of the paintwork may leave a slight deposit on the glass. Allow the appliance to cool down and clean
the glass as described in Section 7.1.
Prevent discolouration of walls and ceilings from the convection air by taking the following measures:
- A masonry chimney must be completely dried before letting the fire burn.
- Ventilate the room where the fireplace is properly.
- Limit the use of oil lamps and candles because they give off soot particles.
- Smoke from cigars and cigarettes can also settle on colder surfaces.