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– Only tip out the ash when the fuel has
completely burned out.
Danger Health risk!
Do not use any decolourants or
thinners to remove stains.
Attention Risk of damage!
Do not use any strong or
grinding solvents or abrasive
pads, since these can attack
the surfaces and leave behind
scrape marks.
•
Let the fuel burn out after use. This
helps to reduce the effort required
during cleaning.
•
Remove the cold ashes. Clean the fire
pit regularly, ideally after each use.
It is
very important you remove the ash
before moisture comes into contact
with the cold ash. Ash is saline and,
in a moist condition, will attack the
inside of the fire bowl. The materials
of the fire bowl can thus become
damaged over the years.
•
Remove loose deposits on the fire pit
using a damp sponge.
•
Use a soft, clean cloth for drying. Do
not scratch the surfaces when wiping
them dry.
•
Clean the internal and external surfaces
generally with warm soapy water.
•
To store the device, cover it with a
tarpaulin to protect it against moisture.
•
Store the fire pit in a dry, well ventilated
location.
Disposal
The packaging is made from
environmentally friendly materials,
which you can dispose of at your
local recycling points.
Do not under any circumstances
dispose of the fire pit in normal
household waste! Dispose of it at
an approved disposal business
or at your community disposal
facility. Respect the currently valid
regulations. If in doubt, get in
touch with your disposal facility.
Technical details
Product:
Item No. 1158,
“Anchorage” Fire Pit
Weight:
approx. 14.3 kg
Overall
dimensions,
assembled:
approx. 90 x 90 x 55.5 cm
(WxDxH)
