Danger Burning hazard!
Never use liquids such as petrol,
turpentine, spirits etc. to light or
re-light the fire. These substan
-
ces inflame explosively and are
poisonous to some extent. Use
dry firelighters instead.
– Never add a fluid firelighter or charcoal/
firewood soaked in fluid firelighter on hot
or warm charcoal/firewood.
– Use only dry lighters or special fluid
lighters compliant with EN 1860-3 as
firelighters. Make sure to observe the
manufacturer’s instructions.
1. Build a pyramid from small, well dried
firewood sections.
2. Place dry firelighters in the pyramid.
3. Ignite the firelighters.
4. When the small firewood pieces have
caught enough fire, you can place some
bigger pieces of firewood on them.
Danger Burning hazard!
Make sure that the fire does not
get to big. Never leave an open
fire and hot embers unattended.
Danger Injury hazard!
Incompetent repairs may com-
promise the functionality of your
brazier. In this manner you put
yourself and others at risk.
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Maintenance and Cleaning
Your brazier is made of high-quality mate-
rials. To clean and maintain the surfaces,
please heed the following instructions:
Danger Burning hazard!
Let the brazier cool down com-
pletely before cleaning it.
– Only tip out the ash when the fuel has
completely burned out.
Danger Health hazard!
Do not use any paint removers
or thinners to remove stains.
Warning Risk of damage!
Do not use any strong or grinding
solvents or abrasive pads since
these can damage the surfaces
and cause permanent scrape
marks.
• Let the fuel burn out completely after
grilling. This makes the cleaning easier.
• Empty out the cold ash.
It is very im-
portant that you remove the ash from
the brazier body before any mois-
ture combines with the cold ash. Ash
is saline and, in a moist condition, it
will damage the inside of the brazier
body. If this happens regularly over
years, the brazier body can sustain
damage through rust.
• Use a wet sponge to remove loose
residue from the grill.
• Use a soft, clean cloth for drying. Do not
scratch the surfaces when wiping them
dry.
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