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• Especially while the fuel is cold, the flames are barely visible to begin
with. As the burner channel heats up, the flames get higher and
brighter.
4. If the fuel level is significantly higher at one end of the fire tray than the
other when the unit is warm, you should readjust the adjustment screws
with the aid of the Allen key.
• Do not adjust while the unit is in burning mode. Never bend directly over
the burner channel.
5. The ignition interval ends automatically after a short period. If the fuel
has not burned off by then, switch off the appliance, wait for 10 seconds,
then switch it back on again. This then starts a new ignition sequence.
This can occur during initial start-up, and after extended periods when
the system has not been in use. If no fuel is directed into the burner
channel, even after this second attempt, or if the fuel does not ignite,
switch off the appliance. Remove the mains power connector from its
socket and contact After-Sales Service.
Note:
a temperature switch is installed in the appliance that measures the
temperature of the burner channel. If you operate and then switch off the
appliance, it takes approx. 15 – 20 minutes until the appliance can be
switched back on again. This is in the interest of your own safety. During
this phase, the red LED on the operating switch flashes. Once the cooling
phase has been reached, the burner issues an acoustic signal and the LED
stops flashing.
FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT THE BURNER BY
HAND!!!
3.4.3 CHECKS WHEN USING THE FIRE FOR THE FIRST
TIME
If you do not have a checklist for this, please answer the following questions:
• Is the unit undamaged?
• Are the accessories complete?
• Is there a sufficient air flow during the installation process?
• Have all the specified clearances (safe distances) been observed?
• Have the canisters been placed below the burner level?
• Are all the fuel lines and connections leak-tight?
• Is the operating indicator working (red ring on switch)?
• Does the ethanol flow into the fire tray?
• Do both pumps work? (The second pump will not switch on until the first
canister is empty)?
• Does the ethanol spread out evenly over the whole fire tray?
• Is the flame pattern even?
• Are the temperatures of the surrounding surfaces non-critical? (Meas-
ure, if necessary).
3.5 REFUELLING/CHANGING THE CANISTER
• Do
NOT fill the burner via the fire tray!
• When changing the canister, keep as far away as possible from hot parts
and sources of ignition!
DANGER TO LIFE!
Unscrew the cap from the new, full canister (Fig. 10). Detach the quick-
action coupling from the fuel line at the canister (Fig. 11) and unscrew
the lid and the end of the fuel line from the empty canister. Pull the filling
adapter up and out of the empty canister (Fig. 12) and lower the intake
hose into the full canister (Fig. 13).Screw the filling adapter on to the top of
the full canister (Fig. 14). Re-attach the quick-action coupling to the filling
adapter (Fig. 15).