User Guide

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http://shop.bluworldusa.com · www.nu-flame.com
Rev2 2013
Relighting & Refilling
WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADD FUEL TO
BURNER OR BURNER CUP IF FLAME IS
PRESENT OR BURNER/CUP IS HOT, THIS MAY
CAUSE A FLASH FIRE AND SEVERE BURNS.
FLAME MAY BE NEARLY INVISIBLE:
APPROACH FIRE WITH CAUTION.
Always follow shut-off procedure before refueling
1. SHUT BURNER OFF WITH DAMPENER/SLIDER OR
PROVIDED SNUFFER TOOL FOR CUPS OR ALLOW FUEL TO
BURN OUT COMPLETELY. ALLOW 30 MINUTES FOR UNIT TO
COOL BEFORE REFUELING.
WAIT FOR THE FIREPLACE AND BURNER/CUP TO COOL TO ROOM TEMPERATURE. FLAME MAY BE DIFFICULT TO
SEE - DO NOT ASSUME THE UNIT IS OFF.
MAKE SURE THAT THE FLAME IS OUT AND NO HEAT IS PRESENT!
CAREFULLY REFILL BURNER/CUP NO MORE THAN 2/3 FULL. DO NOT OVERFILL.
2. Light with long match or extended lighter. CAUTION: The flame starts out slowly. DO NOT ASSUME THE FUEL DID
NOT IGNITE.
3. Never leave a burning or hot fireplace unattended. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND PETS; THIS IS NOT
INTENDED FOR CHILDREN. NEVER ALLOW THEM TO LIGHT OR EXTINGUISH A FLAME.
4. Ethanol Fuel, when not used correctly and safely can cause serious burns, destruction of property, or even death.
Leftover fuel should be disposed of. Dispose unused fuel content and empty bottles in accordance with local
regulations for hazardous materials.
WARNINGS!
• Never leave a burning or hot fireplace unattended.
• Do not operate in a room with oxygen tanks in use or
if flammable vapors are present.
• Do not burn in a confined space, the flame
consumes oxygen.
• Glass will be hot when lit and for some time after
extinguishing, do not touch glass surface. Due to
high surface temperatures keep children, pets,
clothing, drapery and furniture away from the unit.
• Do not obstruct or inhibit flame.
• Do not use for cooking purposes.
• Allow fireplace to cool before touching or moving.
• Exercise the same precautions as you would an
open fire.
• Keep away from children and pets. This is not
intended for children.
• In case of emergency Dial 911. Extinguish fire with approved fire extinguisher.