SAFETY SYMBOLS ( ) inform the user of important SAFETY recommendations.
Words DANGER, WARNING, RECOMMENDATION, ATTENTION or CAUTION are used together with the SAFETY
SYMBOLS.
DANGER indicates serious danger.
Read all the safety instructions in this manual before using the garden heater.
DANGER
Failure to observe the warnings, cautions and recommendations contained in this manual and helping to avoid the
dangers could result in fire or explosion and in serious personal injury, death and property damage.
NEVER cover up the garden heater if the hearth is not extinguished. It can be covered eg. to protect against external
influences ONLY 24 hours after the hearth expires and after emptying the hearth.
Do not use indoors! The air heater is designed for outdoor use only. If the air heater is used in a room, toxic fumes can
cause severe injury or death.
Use the air heater only outdoors in a well-ventilated area. Do not use the air heater in a garage, building, covered passage,
and other enclosed spaces.
Do not use the air heater under aerial flammable structures.
The air heater is not intended for installation in or on recreational vehicles and/or boats.
CAUTION! Do not use spirits, gasoline and other similar liquids to kindle the garden heater! Use only tinder made in
accordance with EN 1860-3.
We recommend using solid tinder. Do not use liquid tinder.
Incorrect assembly is dangerous. Follow the assembly instructions described in this manual. Do not use the air heater
until all parts are mounted. Check that the ash pan is in place and that the hearth is properly installed before firing the air
heater.
Use common sense when using the air heater. The air heater heats up during operation and should never be left
unattended after being fired.
Children and pets should stay away from the hot air heater and always under the care of adults.
Do not move the hot air heater. Do not move the air heater after the fuel inside it has been ignited. Before moving the
air heater, wait until it has cooled down.
Do not use the air heater within two meters of combustible materials. Combustible materials include, but are not limited
to, wood or treated wooden boards, terraces or porches.
Do not place flammable materials less than 65 cm from the top, bottom, rear and sides of the air heater.
There must be no flammable vapors or liquids such as gasoline, alcohol, etc., and flammable substances in the place of
use of the air heater.
Do not remove the ash pan until the pellets have burned out and the air heater has cooled down.
Do not wear loose-fitting clothing when lighting up and operating the air heater. While burning pellets, never bend over
the open hearth. CAUTION: On a clear day it is possible not see the flame.
Combustion by-products include chemicals that are recognized in some places as contributing to cancer, congenital
defects or other fetal malformations.
Do not use the air heater in strong winds.
Always follow local fire regulations that outline the rules for using and marking and setting garden air heaters.
WARNING
Set the air heater on a safe, even surface where flammable materials are not located.
Do not use water to control sparking or extinguishing of pellets, as steam may evaporate. Always have an ABC type fire
extinguisher nearby.
Always wear protective gloves to operate the air heater, control the furnace, and add pellets.
Do not place hot plates on material or grass.
Never throw away hot pellets and ash.
Never walk onto ash or glowing pellets until they are completely extinguished.
Prepare the air heater for storage when ash and pellets are fully extinguished.
DANGER Failure to observe the warnings, cautions and recommendations contained in this manual and helping to avoid
