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USER INSTRUCTIONS
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The fireplace must only be used with approved bio-ethanol or gel fuel.
Different types and brands of fuel may have different effects on the
burner and some may produce smells when lit. The correct fuel must be
ethanol based which is generally smoke free.
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The fuel must be poured into the trough provided using a funnel. The fuel
must be filled to within 1 cm of the top of the burner. DO NOT OVERFILL.
Ensure any spillages are wiped clean with a damp cloth and removed
before lighting.
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To light:
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Simply touch the surface of the fuel with a naked flame. We advise
using a long lighter but matches can also be used. Ensure any used
matches are disposed of and not left in the gel as this will cause
smoke. After about a few minutes the flame will be at its full height
and will burn consistently.
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To extinguish:
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We advise running the fire till it self extinguishes however if the fire
is to be shut off earlier;
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Gently replace the special handle provided with the fire avoiding the
flames etc.
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Using the handle gently slide the lid over the opening to shut off the
oxygen to the burner. This will extinguish the flame.
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It may require a number of attempts to shut off the flame.
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Allow some time for the fuel reservoir to cool before re-filling. Do not re-
fill the tray when lit.
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The fuel reservoir should never be moved when lit or hot
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Adequate precautions need to be made to ensure that the flames & heat
generated cannot cause damage to the surrounding location.
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Adequate ventilation should be available within the room to disperse any
fumes and heat generated by the fire.
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In locations where Children or Elderly people are present it is advisable to
fit a dress guard or fire guard as this is an open fronted and open flamed
appliance.
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Fuel can be purchased from the website www.easyfire.co.uk
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The fire must be used in a room with adequate ventilation. It may be
required to open a window when using the appliance.
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