BioFire Wall-mounted Bioethanol Fireplace User Manual
- June 10, 2024
- BioFire
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BioFire Wall-mounted Bioethanol Fireplace
User Manual and Safety Instructions for Wall-mounted Bioethanol Fireplace
Be sure to keep this user guide as long as the product is in your possession. If the product is re-sold, this user guide must be included.
The bioethanol fireplace should only be used by adults, 18 years of age or older, who are competent and who have read and understood this user manual with safety instructions and guidelines.
Important Safety Instructions
- It is recommended to have a fire blanket
- It is recommended to have a fire extinguisher
- Read the instructions before installation and use
- Only use bioethanol
- Intended for decoration and home use only
- Should only be used in a ventilated room
Installation of SUNSET GARDEN Bio-fireplace
SUNSET GARDEN Bio-fireplace is a free-standing device designed for installation on a flat and non-flammable surface. The devic should be installed as specified below:
- Stick the rubber or felt washers (4 pcs.) included in the delivery to the base of the bio-fireplace.
- Position the bio-fireplace on an even surface and install the windows (4 pcs.).
- The fireplace should be mounted to the wall, using the included mounting brackets and the instructions provided.
- To properly install the windows, insert the bio-ethanol tank in the appropriate niche. Follow the holes for the mounting brackets according to the drawing.
- It is recommended to use a spirit level to make sure the fireplace is installed level.
- Once the device is installed, make sure there is at least 60cmbetween the ceiling and the top of the Bio-fireplace and 50c clearance on each side. The Bio-fireplace should be installed only by an installer with appropriate permissions.
The bio-fireplace should be mounted to the wall only by an installer with appropriate constructions, as well as other non-combustible materials. The device should be installed in a non-combustible and fire-resistant environment, such as high-temperature plasterboard, metal, and other materials. Before installation, check the specific instructions and described details in the manual and carry out installation according to the given instructions. The construction must guarantee the stability of th device.
The Bioethanol fireplace should not be used as a heating device. It is intended for decoration only and should only be used in a ventilated room.
User manual and safety instructions for wall-mounted bioethanol fireplace
Be sure to keep this user guide as long as the product is in your possession.
If the product is re-sold, this user guide must be included.
The bioethanol fireplace should only be used by adults, 18 years of age or
older, who are competent and who have read and understood this user manual
with safety instructions and guidelines.
Important
- The bioethanol fireplace may only be used for decorative purposes, but at the same time also provides heat, but can not be used as the primary heating source.
- Examine local legislation before use.
- The bioethanol fireplace is intended for indoor use only.
- Never change the construction of the bioethanol fireplace.
- Inside the bioethanol burner, there is ceramic cotton. This cotton should not be removed. It is part of the fireplaces’ safety features and it absorbs liquid, so that any bioethanol filled into the burner can not be spilled.
- It is forbidden for children, people under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication and people with reduced physical or mental abilities to use and operate the bioethanol fireplace.
- Outer surfaces and materials near the fireplace becomes hot during operation. Adequate attention is required, as there may be a risk of burns.
- Be careful with flammable clothing or hair.
- Never leave the fireplace unattended, and keep children and pets at a safe distance.
- Keep a safe distance of at least 50 cm (from the left, right and front of burner) to other objects and flammable materials.
- Never move a bioethanol burner or fireplace while in use.
- Only use bioethanol intended for bio fireplaces. A bioethanol with between 95-97.5%alcohol is recommended.
- Bioethanol is a hazardous material with hazard level UN1987, level 3.
- Bioethanol is extremely flammable and must be handled with care.
- Be sure to check national and (or) regional regulations, on how to safely store fuel.
- Bioethanol should be stored in a safe and cool location, away from fire and out of reach of children.
- Keep a fire extinguisher or fire blanket in close reach during use.
- It is recommended to have a fire blanket
- It is recommended to have a fire extinguisher
- Read the instructions before installation and use
Only use bioethanol according to the instructions- Intended for decoration and home use only
- Should only be used in a ventilated room
Installation of the wall-mounted fireplace
The fireplace should be mounted to the wall, using the included mounting
brackets and the fireplace should only be installed onto non-flammable wall
surfaces. Mounting the fireplace onto a wall with a wooden surface is not
recommended.
For installing the fireplace, mark out the holes for the mounting brackets
according to the drawing. It is recommended to use a spirit level to make sure
the fireplace is installed in level. A minimum distance of 60 cm between the
floor and the fireplace is recommended, and a minimum of 100 cm above the
fireplace to flammable materials.
Drill holes in the wall and fasten the bracket using the supplied plugs and
screws. Make sure that the brackets are well fitted to the wall and that it
can carry the weight of the fireplace.
Hang the fireplace onto the brackets and place the bioethanol burner inside
the fireplace.
How to use
Before you start to use the fireplace, make sure that it is assembled
correctly and mounted securely to the wall.
NEVER refill a burning or hot burner. Before refilling the burner, turn off
the fireplace and wait a minimum of 30 minutes to allow the fireplace to cool
down. Failing to do so can result in very dangerous situations and severe
personal damage.
- Fill bioethanol into the burner. Make sure to not overfill the burner and spill bioethanol. We recommend using a funnel when refilling the burner.
- If the bioethanol burner is overfilled, the excess bioethanol should be removed before ignition. The same goes for bioethanol spilt next to the burner.
- Spilt bioethanol can be removed with an absorbent cloth before ignition.
- Once the filling is complete, empty bioethanol bottles should be closed and moved away from the bioethanol fireplace before igniting.
- WARNING! Never add bioethanol to a hot burner. Therefore, allow the burner to cool down for a minimum of 30 minutes after use before refilling.
- Ignite the burner using a long lighter. It is recommended to use a long lighter to avoid contact with the flames.
- Extinguish the flames using the included extinguishing tool. Place it on top of the burner and close off the supply of oxygen to the flames.
It is recommended to not leave any unburned bioethanol in the burner. It will evaporate over time and be a waste of money. Try to only pour the amount of fuel into the fireplace that you expect to use.
Maintenance
The fireplace itself can be cleaned using a damp cloth and some all-purpose
cleaning products.
If the bioethanol burner is used frequently, discolouration may occur on top
of the burner. This is normal and does not change the function of the
fireplace. Do not use abrasive products to clean the insert. Instead, clean
the surface with a damp cloth. Glass can be cleaned with normal glass-cleaner.
References
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