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Patio heater
Before you begin…
Intended use
The product is to be used as a patio heater for even,
solid and fire-resistant surfaces (e.g. cement etc.)
and may not be used as a barbeque grill, baking
oven or cooking item.
The product is not designated for commercial use.
The product must be operated according to the
guidelines in the operating instructions.
Any unintended use is an unauthorised misuse out-
side the manufacturer’s legal liability limits.
General safety information
• The user must have read and understood these
operating instructions in order to handle the item
safely.
• Please comply with all safety instructions! If you
disregard any of the safety instructions you may
place yourself and others at risk.
• Store all operating information and safety
instructions for future reference.
• All parts of the product must be assembled cor-
rectly.
• If you sell or pass on the product, you must also
pass on these operating instructions.
Product-specific notes
• Caution! May only be used under the supervision
of adults.
• Only use the product outside, never in closed
rooms.
• Never use the product under a porch roof.
• Before use, set up the product on a safe, even
location with as much wind-protection as possi-
ble.
• Never add lighting fluid or wood/briquettes
soaked in lighting fluid to hot or warm wood/bri-
quettes.
• When adding fuel, wear fire-proof gloves (e.g.
barbeque suitable gloves).
• Generally speaking, only well dried wood (stored
for a least 3 years) or ordinary briquettes should
be used for an open fire.
• Keep a safe distance of 3 m to flammable mate-
rials.
• Never leave fire and embers unattended. Risk of
injury and fire!
• Only remove the ashes when the unit has cooled
down completely. Never introduce hot ashes
into the household waste. Danger of fire!
• Clean the product only after it has cooled down
completely.
Operation
Set the patio heater up on the floor away from flam-
mable materials, for example, wooden fence, plants
etc.
This patio heater is a hand-made item and should
last many years. Follow these instructions with care
in order to prevent damages.
Some discolouration will occur after use. This is nor-
mal and to be expected.
Lighting
– Before use, spread out a 7-10 cm thick layer of
small stones, or dry, washed sand on the bottom
of the patio heater. Do not use garden soil, clay
or tile sand. This will protect the patio heater
from excess heat.
– Construct a pyramid of small pieces of wood on
the rack in the patio heater.
– Insert dry lighters into the pyramid.
– Light the dry lighters.
– When the pieces of wood are burning well, you
can add larger pieces of wood or briquettes.
Extinguishing
– Do not add any additional fuel and allow the fire
to burn itself out.
– In an emergency, use sand to extinguish.
Storage, disposal
Storage
– Occasionally change the sand in the bottom of
the patio heater. Make sure that no rain water
collects in the bottom of the patio heater. If you
live in a cold region in which water may freeze,
breaks may occur as a result.
– Cover the chimney with a cover to protect the
inside of the heater from rain.
– Cover the product with a tarpaulin to protect
from damp as soon as it has cooled down.
– The product may be left outdoors all year round.
Disposal
By disposing of the item correctly you are ensuring
that it will be recycled or processed for reuse. This
helps to prevent hazardous material from damaging
the environment.
DANGER! Risk of explosion
Never heat
the patio heater extensively.
This patio heater becomes very hot and
may not be moved when in use! Do not
used in closed rooms! Do not use spirit,
petrol or similar liquids to light or re-light!
Only use lighters in accordance with EN
1860-3! Keep away from children and ani-
mals!
Note:
The patio heater can accommodate
a maximum of around 2 kg of fire wood or
briquettes. Overloading can lead to dam-
ages caused by excess heat!
DANGER! Risk of product damages and
injury
Never douse the fire with water.
Cooling down too fast may cause cracks or
breaks in parts of the product!
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