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4.4.2 REFILLING THE BURNER
• The burner must NOT be filled when warm or alight and must NOT be
filled via the burner channel!
DANGER TO LIFE!
• Minimum waiting time between extinguishing and refilling the burner
= 1 hour!
• Please also leave the protective panes which may still be hot on the
device during this time!
Danger of burn injuries!
• The burners are designed for the fuel to be burnt until all gone. If you
only wish to enjoy the flames for a short period of time, use a cor-
respondingly smaller amount of fuel. If you wish to take the burner out
of operation prematurely, place the cover on the burner with the aid of
the grip stick.
Proceed as follows to refill:
1. Ensure that the air supply is sufficient.
2. Make sure that the burner has gone out and has cooled down fully
(minimum waiting time after being extinguished = 1 hour).
3. The burner can remain in the housing when being
refilled. Open the housing cover. Depending on
the installation situation, the protective panes
may need to be removed. When being installed in
a bespoke fire area (chimney system), the burner
should be filled outside the housing (level indica-
tor should be clearly visible).
4. Check the tank content.
5. Make sure that the cover plate is placed on the burner and covers the
burner fleece.
6. Use a wrench to open the filling screw.
7. Insert the funnel into the filling opening and
pour in a maximum of 2.6 l of bioethanol.
8. The fill level indicator shows the maximum
permitted fill level. That maximum fill level
is reached when bioethanol begins to run
out of the slot (see arrow) and into the
reflector curve.
Should you ever pour in too much fuel and cause the burner to overflow,
the ethanol collects in the safety container. Empty this immediately and
before lighting the burner. Clean the surface of the burner until it is dry and
completely free of ethanol.
Caution:
Ethanol is highly combustible. There must be no sources of igni-
tion in the vicinity!
To ignite the burner, follow the steps 9 to 16 described in Point 4.4.1!
