ICON FIRES IFMB614 Commercial Burner User Manual

: June 4, 2024
: ICON FIRES

Table of Contents

ICON FIRES IFMB614 Commercial Burner
Operating Manual
Troubleshooting and operating tips
CONTENT OF PACKAGING
KEEP HANDY A CLASS ABE FIRE EXTINGUISHER
USE CORRECT FUEL: BIOETHANOL
MB614
LB914
Installation & Safety Clearances
Filling the Linear Burner
Igniting the Linear Burner
Adjusting the Flame Size
Extinguishing the Flame
Documents / Resources

ICON FIRES IFMB614 Commercial Burner

Operating Manual

Thank you for purchasing this Icon Fires Burner. Icon Fires is very safety conscious and we have taken every care in designing, manufacturing and assembling your Icon Fires Burner to ensure it operates effectively, efficiently and safely. In return we ask that you exercise care when using this product and follow the instructions below. Before using your Icon Fires Burner, please read all the information contained in this operation manual carefully. Icon Fires cannot be held responsible for any damage or injury caused if these instructions are not followed.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS: When using this Fireplace, basic precautions should always be followed, including but not limited to the following. Read all instructions and warnings before using this Fireplace.

WARNING

DO NOT OVERFILL THE BURNER’S INTENDED CAPACITY.
NEVER LEAVE THE APPLIANCE UNATTENDED DURING OPERATION OR WHEN A FLAME IS PRESENT.
DO NOT IGNITE THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER WHEN IT IS IN A HOT STATE.
USE ONLY THE FUEL FOR WHICH THE COMMERCIAL BURNER IS INTENDED.
DO NOT TOUCH THE EXTERIOR OF THE COMMERCIAL BURNER DURING OR AFTER BURNING.
PARTS OF THIS COMMERCIAL BURNER CAN REACH HIGH TEMPERATURES.
DO NOT HAVE COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE BURNER.
UNLESS THE BURNER IS OUTDOORS, DO NOT INSTALL INTO AN AREA WHERE THERE IS A DRAFT WHICH CAN AFFECT THE FLAME.
ESPECIALLY WHEN INSTALLING IN OLD HEARTHS, MAKE SURE HEARTH IS SEALED.
NEVER POSITION THE BURNER WITHIN RANGE OF COMBUSTIBLE ITEMS THAT CAN BE MOVED/BUMPED BY ACCIDENT OR BLOWN BY THE WIND. E.G. CURTAINS, BLANKETS, PAPERS ETC…
ONLY USE THE COMMERCIAL BURNER IN AREAS WITH GOOD VENTILATION.
DO NOT COVER THE COMMERCIAL BURNER VENT WITH ANY DECORATIVE ITEMS WHETHER THEY ARE COMBUSTIBLE OR NON-COMBUSTIBLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ARTIFICIAL LOGS, STONES, PEBBLES, GLASS BEADS etc.
CUSTOMS INSTALLATION: ICON FIRES IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY INJURIES OR DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY CUSTOM MADE OR PRIVATELY COMISSIONED FIREBOXES. ICON FIRES RECOMMENDS USING THE BURNERS IN THE FIREBOXES MANUFACTURED BY ICON FIRES ONLY. ANY ALTERATIONS TO THE ICON PRODUCT VOIDS ANY WARRANTY OR LIABILITY.
WARNING: FILLING AND ALCOHOL FUELLED DEVICE WHILE LIT HAS CAUSED SEVERE BURNS AND DEATHS. WHEN REFILLING FIRST CHECK THE FLAME IS EXTINGUESHED AND THAT THE DEVICE IS COOL.

CAUTION

Make sure you have read and understood this manual before using this product.
Do not overfill or spill fuel when refilling.
If fuel is spilt onto the surface of the Firebox WIPE IT IMMEDIATELY AND LEAVE TO DRY BEFORE LIGHTING THE BURNER.
If fuel is spilled on the stainless steel Burner during filling, wipe with a dry cloth and allow the rest to evaporate before lighting the Burner.
If the Burner is accidentally overfilled, follow the steps in the Burner manual to rectify.
To refill, wait until the Burner is at the room temperature after the flame has been turned off.
NOTE: the flame may not be visible to the naked eye in daylight and must be cool before filling.
NEVER refill over or near an open flame and use a decanter with a flame arrestor only.
Remove all plastic & packaging before using the Burner.

Troubleshooting and operating tips

The hooks on the back of the Sliding Lid Handle can be used to carry the Commercial Burner by hooking it around the slotted openings in the Vent Plate as shown in the image below.
The first fill will take longer and more fuel as the material inside the Fuel Tank will absorb the fuel. Subsequent filling should be quicker with less fuel. Take care to not fill the burner at a faster rate than what the material inside can absorb.
If the fire does not extinguish the first time by closing the Sliding Lid follow these steps and repeat if necessary.
- Check that the surface below the sliding plate is clean and free from obstruction.
- Apply strong downward force and in one quick motion move the sliding plate towards the closed position. If the flame is still visible repeat this step as a double motion still applying strong downward force in quick succession.
Never blow on the flame whilst the Sliding Lid is in an open position.
We recommend to refill your Burner to its intended capacity before every use.
VERY IMPORTANT: Take special care when adding fuel to the Commercial Burner, always close the Sliding Lid for a few minutes before adding fuel to make sure there is no visible flame in the Burner Vent.
If after some time you find the Sliding Lid has become ‘sticky’ when attempting to move it then remove the Sliding Lid from its housing and rub the underside using the green side of a Scotch Bright scouring pad. Take care to only scrub in the direction of the brushing lines of the stainless steel.
Make sure you keep your Burner clean especially the surface that the Sliding Lid slides on and ensure that any excess fuel on the surface of the Burner is wiped off before use.
In Australia is it mandatory for all products to be supplied with a Fuel Canister which has a flame arrestor. Cocoon Fires supplies a fuel cannister with a flame arrestor in the Australian market. We recommend in all markets to use a fuel cannister with a flame arrestor.

CONTENT OF PACKAGING

Burner Body – qty 1
Slider or Closing lid – qty 1
Sliding Lid Handle – qty 2
Battery operated Fuel Pump * – qty 1

Australian models are not supplied with a Fuel Pump. They are supplied with the mandatory fuel canister with flame arrestor.

MAKE SURE THE FIREPLACE HAS COOLED OFF COMPLETELY BEFORE CLEANING:
To clean dust, wipe with a dry cloth or sponge.
To clean stainless steel parts, use bioethanol or Acetone.
Make sure the Sliding Lid for the Commercial Burner slides correctly and fully after cleaning and that any excess cleaning product has been wiped off completely.

KEEP HANDY A CLASS ABE FIRE EXTINGUISHER

Class ABE fire extinguishers are used to put out fires that are caused by combustible liquids. Class ABE fire extinguishers quell the flames by expelling a dry chemical powder or foam with a nitrogen propellant. The specific chemical can vary depending on the make or model. Water will not extinguish this flame.

PROCEDURE IF BURNER IS OVERFILLED:
In case of accidental overfilling of the fuel tank, follow these steps:

NEVER light the Commercial Burner if it is filled past the filling line by more than 5mm, shown in the section of Filling the Commercial Burner.
Remove the Commercial Burner from its housing, using the hooks on the back end of the Sliding Lid Handle or rubber gloves.
Empty excess fuel into a container suitable to hold the volume of the Burner, kitchen sink or toilet bowl.
Wipe off all excess fuel that may have dripped on the outside of the Commercial Burner during emptying and allow any residual fuel to evaporate. Leave for 1 hour.
Place the Commercial Burner back into its housing.
Ignite the Commercial Burner only once all residual fuel outside the Burner has completely evaporated and the dispenser used to fill the Burner has been sealed and moved to a safe distance from the Burner.

USE CORRECT FUEL: BIOETHANOL

Commercial Burner Range
The following information is provided to assist in understanding how each model within our collection can be incorporated into your desired settings. It is intended as a guide only and it is important that you read the detailed Model Specification of the model you are interested in before ordering, specifying, installing, or operating the fire.

Model No.| Dimensions in mm (L x W x

H)

| Fuel Capacity|

Material

| Heats on Average| Minimum Room

Area

| Thermal Output Net| Burning Time On

Average

| Consumption Average
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

IFMB614

|

624x254x128

|

7.7 ℓ

|

Brushed 304 SS

|

up to 200 m³

|

70 m³

|

6.5 kW/hr

|

6-10 hrs

|

0.75 ℓ/hr

IFLB914

|

924x254x128

|

11.5 ℓ

|

Brushed 304 SS

|

up to275 m³

|

90 m³

|

10.5 kW/hr

|

8-12 hrs

|

0.9 ℓ/hr

Average consumption and burn time is based on mixed settings of maximum and moderate output. These burn times and consumption rates may vary depending on room characteristics

MB614

LB914

Please refer to Technical Specification Sheets for more detailed drawings and dimensions.

NOTE: There are many different variations available for installing the Burner Range. In all cases, the Linear Burner must:

Installed into non-combustible material ONLY;
All gas connections or pipelines near your new Burner installation must be disconnected and made safe by an appropriately qualified professional prior to installation;
Installed into a fixed, level and secure position before filling, lighting and operating;
Installed in a position that limits relocation requirements to eliminate the risk of accidents caused by fuel spillage. These Burners are not designed to be relocated frequently;
Installed into a level platform;
Not installed directly beside or near wallpaper, laminate, veneer or any surface that has not been fire rated and considered combustible.
A minimum of 1000mm radius to any combustible material.
Not be within the reach of any objects that are not fixed in position and can be moved by the wind or bumped over easily i.e. curtains, blankets, newspapers etc.

Installation & Safety Clearances

Cut-out & Product Sizes

Model No.

| Cut out Length – A| Cut out Width – B| Cut out Depth – C| Top Plate Length – K| Top Plate Width – J
---|---|---|---|---|---
IFMB614| 595 mm| 230 mm| 105 mm| 624 mm| 254 mm
IFLB914| 895 mm| 230 mm| 105 mm| 924 mm| 254 mm

Safety Clearances

Model No.

|

Distance to Non – Combustible Items – D

|

(Front) Distance to Non – Combustible Items – F

|

(Back) Distance to Non – Combustible Items – G

|

Height Above Cut out to Non – Combustible Items

|

Distance to Combustible Items – E

|

(Front) Distance to Combustible Items – H

|

(Back) Distance to Combustible Items – I

|

Height Above

Cutout to Combustible Items

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
IFMB614| 50 mm| 50 mm| 50 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 2000 mm
IFLB914| 50 mm| 50 mm| 50 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 1000 mm| 2000 mm

NOTE: all clearances given are from the cut out in the surface where the Burner will be placed.

Filling the Linear Burner

THE BURNER MUST BE COOL BEFORE REFILL!

Fill the Linear Burner Fuel Tank to the Fill Line until the fuel becomes visible at the bottom of the Burner Vent. DO NOT OVERFILL! Please wipe any spillage or excess fuel before proceeding to Step 2.

Igniting the Linear Burner

Seal the fuel canister used to fill the Burner and move to a safe distance away from the Burner. While standing at arm’s length away from the Burner, use a long arm lighter as per the image above to introduce a flame to the openings in the Vent Plate. If the Burner has fuel in the reservoir but is not igniting, close the Sliding Lid for 5 minutes then open the Sliding Lid. Ensure there are no flames visible within the burner vent opening, then pour a small amount of fuel across the length of the Burner Vent with the supplied plastic bottle (where applicable) and introduce the flame. This normally happens when the burner has been closed for a day or more.

Note: If fuel is left in the burner for a prolonged time or overnight, before next use, open the Vent for 2 minutes and let it air before ignition, to let the fuel vapour clear, and only then light.

Adjusting the Flame Size

The flame intensity is adjusted by inserting the Sliding Lid Handle’s tip into the corresponding holes in the Top Plate Sliding Lid as indicated above. Note the flame intensity takes a few minutes to change after an adjustment has been made.

Extinguishing the Flame

Using the Sliding Lid Handle , pull the Sliding Lid to the front / closed position. Should the flame not extinguish with the first try please repeat until extinguished. It should be a swift action coupled with downward pressure.

Icon Fires Warranty Terms and Conditions

All warranty claims are subject to manufacturer’s review and acceptance.
Icon Fires warrants that it uses reasonable care and skill to ensure that its products are of reasonable quality. Icon Fires will at it’s cost and in it’s sole discretion: (i) remedy any defect or fault in any product purchased; or (ii) replace any product in respect of which there is a defect or fault, during the warranty period, provided that written notice is given by the Purchaser to Icon Fires of any such defect or fault in the product as soon as the Purchaser becomes aware of that fault or defect. All warranty claims must be returned to Icon Fires for assessment with a receipt or other proof of payment. No warranty is given in respect of any glass contained in any product.
Icon Fires has no liability to remedy any defect in a product or replace a product where the defect or fault is caused or contributed to by (i) the failure of the Purchaser to install the product according to specific installation instructions either supplied within each product box or carton or available on the Icon Fires website or through the retailer representative; or (ii) use of the product in a manner or for a purpose for which it was not designed.
All site application or installation must reflect these procedures otherwise the product warranty will be considered void or will not take effect.

All products bearing the logo of Icon Fires logo is covered by a 2-year warranty.

IMPORTANT:

Stone chipping, painting scratches and general scratches are not covered by the
Due to the characteristics of Stainless Steel, over time the finish will mature through natural processes associated with the use with heat and a flame.
It is recommended the Stainless Steel Components be polished annually with a non-abrasive polish to bring & restore the finish and also to regularly clean the products from residue and dirt.

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