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Measures:
• Extinguish the flames and let the fireplace cool for 15 minutes.
• Position the fireplace again in a room that fulfils the requirements specified in Section
4 Firing .
• Change the fuel. See Section 4.2.1 for recommendations.
• Clean the burner system by following the instructions in Section 6.2.
The fireplace is not extinguished when the regulator lid is moved to the stop position /
something is blocking the lid from reaching the stop position.
Possible causes:
• The regulator lid is blocked.
• The regulator lid is not moved fast enough to the stop position.
• The regulator mechanism has been damaged by external influence.
Measures:
• Check that the regulator lid is correctly placed (see instructions in Chapter 3.1 Assembly and
installation).
• If the regulator lid is correctly positioned, remove it from the burner module and check that no
foreign object is blocking the grooves or stuck to the regulator lid. Also check that the lid is not
bent.
• Test moving the regulator lid to the maximum position and then moving it firmly to the stop
position.
• If this does not work, let the fireplace burn out and then allow it to cool for at least 15 minutes.
• If the above does not help, contact the place of purchase for further contact with a service
technician.
The flame burns uncontrollably for some reason
Possible causes:
• A fault has occurred in the burner system.
• The wrong type of fuel is being used.
• The fireplace is exposed to a very strong draught.
• The fireplace is not installed in accordance with the instructions in Chapter 3.1 Assembly and
installation.
Measures:
The fireplace is designed and built, as well as thoroughly tested, to function safely even
in abnormal situations. In the unlikely event that the fireplace burns uncontrollably, the
recommendations are as follows:
• Try to extinguish the fire by moving the regulator lid toward the fireplace’s opening until it
stops.
• If this has no effect, the fireplace should primarily be allowed to burn out – provided that the
flames stay inside the fireplace and do not reach the inner side of the Cupola.