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WAXBURNER XL

Instructions for use

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Page 1: ...WAXBURNER XL Instructions for use ...

Page 2: ...e Please read the instructions for use carefully before using it for the first time Our Waxburners are exclusively handmade in our workshops in Germany You can find more information and tips on our website www wax burner com UNIQUE CERAMICS SINCE 1964 ...

Page 3: ...regnated with wax and does not burn like normal cotton wicks The flame in the burner gives off light and heat The heat is transferred to the aluminium burner and slowly liquifies the wax in the bowl from the inside out The wick sucks up the liquid wax from the bottom and transports it up to the top where it burns with an attractive flame 1 Burner made of conducting aircraft aluminium 2 Permanent w...

Page 4: ...axburner is eminently suitable for recycling old candles That is the idea behind the invention Small pieces of leftover candles can be added to the bowl You do not need to remove the wicks as they sink to the bottom and can be removed as required e g by fishing out with a pair of tweezers When recycling candles it is important to not just put coloured candle remains into the Waxburner Adding only ...

Page 5: ...t cannot be blown out However it extinguishes immediately when the lid provided is placed on the burner because the supply of oxygen is then cut off It also protects against rain snow and soiling De sooting the wick The soot that has become stuck to the wick can be scraped off using a pointed object screwdriver blunt knife or similar You can safely do this with some force without damaging the wick...

Page 6: ...ycle might not function properly Please take the Waxburner inside for a couple of hours to warm it up Tips tricks There is not enough wax in the wick and or in the bowl Pour liquid wax approx 4 tea lights full onto the wick If necessary you should also top up the bowl with liquid wax There is too much liquid wax in the bowl The liquid wax drowns the flame Please ensure that the liquid wax only rea...

Page 7: ...ed In this case the wick should be pressed downwards somewhat If the wick sits too low in the burner the flame flickers is too small and tends to produce soot In this case pull the wick slightly The wick needs to be replaced This is rare and only occurs if the maintenance work described above is unsuccessful We can supply replacement wicks if required Please follow the steps below Heat up the Waxb...

Page 8: ... the wax used You can find tips in our candle guide at www wax burner com service The Waxburner must be positioned on a secure surface during use Only move the Waxburner when it is not in use and the wax has hardened The wax becomes hot and runny during use and can cause injuries if it comes into contact with the skin Please do not allow children to play with the Waxburner Keep the Waxburner away ...

Page 9: ...ofer Straße 123 125 D 96450 Coburg 49 0 9563 51332 0 info denk keramik de www denk keramik de Natural materials Unique handmade pieces Lasts for decades Respect for people and nature Resource efficient manufacture Made in Germany 05 20 ...

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