Spartherm Elipse User manual

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Installation and Operating Manual
ebios fire - Solitär

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FOREWORD / QUALITY PHILOSOPHY
You have chosen a SPARTHERM ebios-fire. Thank you for your confidence in
our technology.
In a world characterised by excess and mass production, the good name of our
firm is inextricably linked to the credo of our owner, Gerhard Manfred Rokossa:
„High technical quality combined with modern design and on-site customer
service carried out to the latter’s full satisfaction, in the expectation that the
customer will then recommend us to others.”
Together with our partners at specialist dealerships, we offer first-class prod-
ucts that stir the emotions, evoking feelings of security and comfort. However,
to ensure that we achieve this, we recommend that you read the operating
manual carefully to quickly familiarise yourself with your decorative fire in all
its details.
In addition to information on how to use it, this manual also contains important
maintenance and operating instructions for your safety and to ensure your
ebios-fire retains its value, as well as useful tips..
If you have any further questions, please contact your dealer.
A beautiful fire at all times.
Your SPARTHERM Team
G.M. Rokossa

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CONTENTS
1. General Information 4
1.1 Scope of delivery 5
2. Installation Instructions 5
2.2 Burner mat CERAMAT FN 11
2.3 General Requirements for Installation 11
2.4 Installation location 11
2.5 Assembly / installation 12
2.5.1 Assembly / Installation – Models Quadra and Elipse 12
2.6 Fire protection 13
2.7 Combustion air supply 13
3. Operating instructions 13
3.1 General information on operation 13
3.2 Fire protection 15
3.3 Fuel 15
3.4 Startup 15
3.4.1 Startup of the models Elipse, Quadra and Quadra-Elipse 16
3.5 Refilling the burner 18
3.6 Taking out of operation safely 19
4. Cleaning and care 19
4.1 Cleaning cladding parts 19
5. Maintenance/troubleshooting 19
5.1 Furniture and glass (depending on the design) becomes
sooted heavily, rapidly and unevenly 19
5.2 Fire is difficult to ignite 19
5.3 Unpleasant odour 20
5.4 Appearance of flames changes 20
5.5 Spilt ethanol ignites 20
6. General warranty conditions 20
6.1. Scope of application 20
6.2. General information 20
6.3. Warranty period 20
6.4. Requirements for this warranty to be effective 21
6.5. Exclusion of warranty 21
6.6. Elimination of defects / repair 21
6.7. Extension of the warranty period 21
6.8. Spare parts 21
6.9. Liability 22
6.10. Final comments 22
7. Declaration from the builder of a custom-made piece of
furniture/fireplace with the Solitaire series 22

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IMPORTANT NOTE
Pursuant to the German Equipment and Product Safety Act (GPSG) and
our statutory duty to draw attention to the heat generated by this product,
please note the following:
Based on fuel consumption of 0.5 l/h the combustion heat generated by the
bioethanol fire is approx. 3,300 W.
The calorific value of 96% ethanol is approx. 29,600 kJ/kg. With a fuel
throughput of 0.5 l/h (approx. 0.4 kg/h) the heat released is approx. 3,300
W.
However, please note that a generous fresh air supply is necessary when
operating the decorative fireplace, as otherwise the carbon dioxide gen-
erated will exceed the permissible concentration in the ambient air. The
incoming fresh air is usually cooler than the ambient air to be heated,
resulting in a loss of energy. The effective heat output from a bioethanol
fire is thus very low, and so decorative fireplaces burning bioethanol are not
considered to be heating systems.
Your ebios-fire is a decorative fireplace not designed for heating and not
intended for continuous operation. It should nevertheless be noted that heat
is produced as a by-product of combustion. That can increase the heat in
the room where the fire is used. Please read through the safety information
and rear ventilation information carefully.
Please note the information and warnings given in this operating
manual.
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Small children, the old or infirm: as with all open flames it is sensible to fit a
protective device for these groups of people - Burn risk! Never allow these
people near the burning or just extinguished ebios-fire unsupervised! The
ebios-fire may only be operated under supervision!
All the respective national and local regulations and directives, particularly
the fire safety regulations of the Federal State and the merchandising fire
protection regulations where applicable, must be observed when installing
and operating your ebios-fire.
All ebios-fires are tested to DIN 4734 and are state of the art.
Please ensure sufficiently stable installation and select a location where
the burner cannot be shifted through impact or similar when in operation.
All models may only be operated with the enclosure cover closed.
Please note that the fuel may not be filled into a warm or burning unit. It may
NOT be filled via the burner channel but ONLY via the filler opening (see Ill.
1). We recommend allowing the ebios-fire to burn until the tank is empty.
The cover plates must be on the burner when it is not in operation.
Only allow persons who are familiar with the unit and the safety regulations
and who have been instructed in its operation to fill the tank.

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The ebios-fire is not a heater – it is a decorative fire.
Bio-ethanol is a hazardous material and may only be stored in quantities
allowed by the regulations:
Storage in basement: max. 20 litres
Storage in living area: max. 5 litres
1.1 SCOPE OF DELIVERY
ebios-fire including the following:
• Standing or hanging fire feature
• 1 stainless steel burner
• 1 burner mat of Ceramat FN
• Safety pan for each burner, of stainless steel
• Cover sheet (with mesh for the handle), of stainless steel
• Bottle to soak the burner mat
• Tank cap with seal
• Fill level eyeglass
• Key to open and close the tank cap
• Handling rod to lift or position the cover plate
• Funnel to fill the burner
• Stick lighter
• Nameplate (on the front of the burner)
• Ethanol 3l canister with outlet valve for first operation
• Delivery pre assembled in transport friendly onw-way cardboard
packaging
Item Designation
ACover plate
BFill level eyeglass
CFiller opening
DBurner channel
ESafety pan
FTank
2. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The device may not tilt and must be installed horizontal. For your own safety,
fix both the wall unit and the standing unit to the wall or the floor.
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2.1 TECHNICAL DATA
ebios-fire
Fuel type: Bio-Ethanol
(Ethanol content 96%)
Fill quantiy: max. 2,6 l
Fuel consumption: 0,5 l/h
Burning time: ca. 5 h*
Temperature in the tank: < 65°C
Weight of burners (empty) incl. cover plate: 5,3 kg
Minimum volume per burner: ** 84m³ 167m³ 418m³
Air exchange at air exchange rate: ** 1 0,5 0,2
Corresponding room size at room height 2.5m ** 34m2 67m2 167m2
The following are rough air exchange estimates 1):
Air exchange [1/h] Note
0…0,5 Windows and doors closed
0,3…1,5 Window tilted, no blinds
5…10 Window half open
1) Recknagel, Sprenger, Schrameck: Heizung+Klimatechnik, Oldenbourg Verlag
**Please note that the brightness of the flame may diminish until the flame
is no longer clearly visible. Point this out to your children and other per-
sons in the household.
**This information refers only to the ebios-fire air demand for combus-
tion. Any further air consuming devices in the room must be considered
separately.
Overview of model illustrations:
Model Elipse
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 960
Depth mm 235
Height mm 220

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Weight kg 19,5
Model Elipse Wall
Placement Wall
Number of burners 1
Width mm 960
Depth mm 290
Height mm 405
Weight kg 24
Model Elipse with base
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 960
Depth mm 235 (without base)
Height mm 520 (with base)
Weight kg 28

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Model Quadra
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 600
Depth mm 290
Height mm 220
Weight kg 19
Model Quadra
Placement Wall
Number of burners 1
Width mm 600
Depth mm 330
Height mm 400
Weight kg 25

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Model Quadra-Elipse
Placement Wall
Number of burners 1
Width mm 1090
Depth mm 340
Height mm 400
Weight kg 36
Model Quadra-Elipse with base
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 1085
Depth mm 300 (without base)
Height mm 520 (with base)
Weight kg 32

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Model Elipse-Case
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 966
Depth mm 259
Height mm 431
Weight kg 41,5
Model Elipse Z
Placement Floor
Number of burners 1
Width mm 960
Depth mm 240
Height mm 405
Weight kg 44,5

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2.2 BURNER MAT CERAMAT FN
The included CERAMAT FN (black) burner mat should only be handled with
gloves to prevent possible skin irritation. The material is easily damaged and
should not be folded, bent or similar.
2.3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION
All relevant national and European standards and local regulations (storage
and fire precautions, etc.) must be noted and observed when installing and
operating the ebios-fire. The following is a list of the relevant regulations
(without any claim to completeness). They refer only to operation in Ger-
many. In other countries the regulations that apply there must be observed.
BetrSichV Industrial Safety and Health Ordinance
Vbf Technical Rules for Flammable Fluids
BsV The fire protection requirements of the particular federal state
LBO State building regulations
GefStoffV Hazardous Substances Ordinance
The ebios-fire should only be installed in rooms and at locations where the
position, structural conditions and type of use will not create any hazards.
The floor area of the room where it is installed must be of such a type and
size that the ebios-fire can be correctly operated in accordance with the
regulations.
Only approved and sufficiently strong handling aids should be used to
transport your ebios-fire. The following points must be noted to ensure safe
transport without any problems:
• The ebios-fire may only be lifted with transport aids from its rear side (if
required), especially if sack barrows are used.
• There must be no fuel in the fire tray during transport.
Damage in transit - Please contact your supplier without delay. Protect the
cover and visible parts of your fire from dirt and damage during installation
and transport.
2.4 INSTALLATION LOCATION
When choosing the installation location for your ebios-fire please ensure
the unit is not directly exposed to major heat sources such as radiators,
stoves, etc. and that it is not installed in a room where high temperatures
occur (e.g. a sauna).
External heating of the ethanol fireplace while the appliance is not being
used, may lead to the escape of the fuel from the tank. The fuel will escape
from the burner channel into the overflow tray. In this case, please remove
the burner before ignition and empty the overflow tray.
Your ebios-fire must not be installed:
• In stairwells and landings, except in residential buildings with no more
than two flats.
• In corridors accessible to the public
• In garages
• In rooms where highly flammable or explosive substances or mixtures
are processed, stored or manufactured in such quantities that ignition or
explosion would be hazardous.
• In poorly ventilated spaces.
• In unsupervised areas accessible to the public.
• In areas not sufficiently protected from cross-draughts.
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2.5 ASSEMBLY / INSTALLATION
Whether free-standing or wall-mounted, the ebios-fire unit must be aligned
horizontally and secured so that it cannot tip. The wall-mounted model
should be attached to the wall and the free-standing model should be fas-
tened to the wall or floor. Note the safety clearances (Fig. 1 radiant area).
Rear vents must not be closed or obstructed. Place the burner, with its
safety pan and cover plate, in the unit’s designated receptacle.
The floor on which free-standing units are placed must have sufficient load-
bearing capacity. If not, appropriate measures should be taken, e.g. using
a board to spread the load, in order to achieve the requisite safe loading
capacity.
Suitable fasteners should be used for wall-mounting (e.g. wall dowels,
screws, etc.).
2.5.1 ASSEMBLY / INSTALLATION – MODELS
QUADRA AND ELIPSE
Close the furniture housing cover. Please ensure correct positioning so that
there is a uniform (depending on the model see Fig. 2 or Fig. 3) air gap
between the housing cover and flame area so as to ensure a sufficient
supply of air. Otherwise the housing cover can become covered in soot and
the flames may no longer be uniform in appearance.
Thread
After installing the wall-mounted
appliance on the wall, the appliance is
to be secured from being accidentally
pushed upwards/dismounted using
the spin-lock.
Housing cover
Burner
Fig. 2
(View may vary from your model)
Air gap approx. 9 mm (without cover plate)
Housing cover Burner
Fig. 3
(View may vary from your model)
Air gap approx. 7 mm (without cover plate)

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2.6 FIRE PROTECTION
In order to guarantee sufficient thermal insulation, there must be a mini-
mum distance of 300 mm (see Fig. 5) to flammable components, furniture,
decorations and curtains at the side! There must be no objects between the
ebios-fire furniture and room ceiling (distance to the ceiling > 1000 mm)!
2.7 COMBUSTION AIR SUPPLY
Your ebios-fire draws its combustion air from the room in which it is
installed (dependent on indoor air). It must be ensured that there is a suf-
ficient supply of fresh air to the room in which the fire is installed. It is
possible that there is not a sufficient supply of fresh air if the windows and
doors are sealed (e.g., in combination with energy saving measures). This
can compromise your well-being and, under certain circumstances, also
your safety and the combustion performance. Open a window to ensure a
sufficient supply of fresh air.
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Read these installation and operating instructions carefully before installing
and starting up your ebios-fire. All items are to be removed from the ebios-
fire furniture (except the burner unit).
Please follow the regulations for fire protection and dangerous goods!
3.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ON OPERATION
• Small children, elderly or infirm persons: As is the case with all open
flames, it is expedient that you attach a protective fixture for these
groups of persons (available as an accessory from specialist deal-
ers) Risk of burn injuries! Never leave these groups of persons
unat-tended near the ebios-fire when a fire is burning or has just been
extinguished! Make these individuals aware of these risks.
• No combustible objects may be placed or laid on the free surfaces of
the ebios-fire. Do not place items of clothing on the ebios-fire furniture
to dry. Racks for drying clothing may only be placed outside the radia-
tion area (Fig. 5)! Risk of fires!
Housing cover Burner
Fig. 4
(View may vary from your model)
Air gap approx. 7 mm (without cover plate)
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• Thermal energy is released during the combustion process which
causes the burner, the housing surfaces, the glass panes (depending
on the model) and the protective glass panes to heat up. It is not
permitted to touch these items without taking the necessary precau-
tions (e.g., heat-resistant glove). Risk of burn injuries!
• Never leave the fire unattended whilst it is alight!
• With all models (Elipse, Quadra and Quadra Elipse) it must be ensured
that the housing covers are closed and that the protective panes are
inserted.
• It is recommended to open a window during operation.
• Several decorative ethanol fireplaces may only be operated if the fuel
consumption rate of all devices together does not exceed 0.5 l/h and
if additional measures are taken to ensure sufficient ventilation. In this
context, please refer to the table on page 6, under point 2.1. Technical
data.
• The burner may only be operated with the burner mat and these wicks.
It is not permitted to change the number of wicks, the wick material or
the burner mat.
• The ebios-fire furniture must not be modified.
• This is merely a decorative fireplace for use in the home and is not
intended for heating or continuous operation! Nevertheless, it should
be taken into account that heat (approx. 3 kW) is generated as a
by-product of the combustion process. Amongst other things this can
cause increased heating in the room where the fireplace is installed.
• There should never be any fuel in the tank and the cover must always
be placed on the burner when the latter is not in use.
• The burners are designed for the fuel to be burnt until all gone. If you
only wish to enjoy the flames for a short period of time, use a corre-
spondingly smaller amount of fuel. If you wish to take the burner out of
operation prematurely, place the cover on the burner with the aid of the
grip stick. After shutting down the burner, always allow at least 1 hour
• The burner must NOT be filled when warm or alight and must NOT be
filled via the burner channel! DANGER TO LIFE
• The handling of fuel in the vicinity of the hot or burning device is associ-
ated with significant risks and is not permitted!
• Only fill the burner via the filling opening and never via the burner chan-
nel! (see Fig. 1)
• Should you accidentally spill ethanol, clean this up immediately and
before lighting the burner!
• Please note that the luminosity of the flame can decrease to such an
extent that the flame is no longer clearly visible. Make children and
others in the home aware of this.
• Minimum waiting time between extinguishing and refilling the burner
= 1 hour!
• Do not smoke when handling fuel and operating the ebios-fire.
Failure to follow these basic rules can result in uncontrolled ignition or even
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3.2 FIRE PROTECTION
Please note: In the radiation area Fig. 5 (in the area of the flames/furniture)
the flammable components and furniture within 1000 mm upwards and 300
mm to the sides must be fitted with ventilated radiation protection on both
sides.
There must be no flammable objects (decora-
tions, clothing etc.) in the radiation area. In
order to guarantee sufficient thermal insula-
tion, there must be a minimum distance of 300
mm to flammable components at the side, fur-
niture, decorations and curtains! There must
be no objects between the fireplace and room ceiling (distance to the ceiling
>1000 mm)!
3.3 FUEL
Bioethanol (chemical formula C2H6O) with an ethanol content of 96% is
used as the fuel, this is available from your specialist dealer. It is a danger-
ous substance as per ADR: Class 3 PG II, UN 1170.
Under no circumstances should other fuels such as petrol, spirit or similar
flammable liquids be used. Do not mix the fuels together or with other
substances. The burners may only be operated using the prescribed fuel
otherwise the warranty will be rendered void and the device may be unsafe
to operate
Ethanol is a highly flammable liquid which must be stored well sealed, pro-
tected from light and away from sources of fire. It is permitted to store max.
5 l in the living space and max. 20 l in the cellar. Keep bioethanol out of
the reach of children. For your safety only fill the burner just before use to
prevent it from being ignited unintentionally or by unauthorised persons and
to also stop the fuel from evaporating.
Please note that ethanol is used exclusively for combustion and it not suit-
able for consumption. Supervise your children! If swallowed consult a doctor
immediately and present the fuel label.
3.4 STARTUP
The ebios-fire furniture is supplied with empty burners to prevent any
ethanol from flowing out or evaporating during transit. Ensure (particularly
before being put into use) that there is no fuel in the safety container.
300 mm
Item Designation Item Designation
A Cover plate G Key (tank lock)
B Tank H Funnel
C Burner mat I Bottle for wetting the burner
D Burner channel J Fill level indicator
E Stick lighter K Grip stick
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3.4.1 STARTUP OF THE MODELS ELIPSE, QUADRA
AND QUADRA-ELIPSE
Proceed as follows:
1. Ensure that the air supply is sufficient. (see 2.7)
2. Make sure that the burner has gone out and has cooled down fully
(minimum waiting time after being extinguished = 1 hour).
3. The burner remains in the housing when being refilled. For this re-move
the protective panes and then open the housing cover.
4. Check the tank content.
5. Make sure that the cover plate is placed on the burner and covers the
burner mat.
6. Use a wrench to open the filling screw.
7. Insert the funnel into the filling opening and pour in a maximum of 2.6l
of bioethanol.
8. The fill level indicator shows the maximum permitted fill level. The
maximum fill level is reached when the bioethanol runs out of the slit
(see arrow) into the reflector curve.
9. Take the bottle to wet the burner. Insert the bottle with the opening
into the tank opening so that it projects into the fuel. Press the bottle
together so that the air escapes and the fuel is sucked up when it is
released. Wait until the bottle returns to its original shape
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11.Close the housing cover of the fireplace furniture, ensure that the cover
does not project into the flames but remains a uniform distance from the
burner channel. Then insert the protective panes.
12.Insert the grip stick to grip the cover plate and lift it off.
13.Wet the burner mat with fuel using the bottle which has just been filled.
14.Put the bottle down to one side.
15.Wait approx. 2 minutes before igniting the fire to allow the wick to be
fully saturated with ethanol.
16.Ignite the fire on the burner mat and step back from the flames. It may
take a few minutes until uniform flames appear.
Should you ever pour in too much fuel and cause the burner to overflow,
the ethanol collects in the safety container. Empty this immediately and
before lighting the burner. Clean the surface of the burner until it is dry and
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3.5 REFILLING THE BURNER
The burner must NOT be filled when warm or alight and must NOT be filled
via the burner channel! DANGER TO LIFE!
Minimum waiting time between extinguishing and refilling the burner = 1
hour
Please also leave the protective panes which may still be hot on the device
during this time! Risk of burn injuries!
The burners are designed for the fuel to be burnt until all gone. If you only
wish to enjoy the flames for a short period of time, use a correspondingly
smaller amount of fuel. If you wish to take the burner out of operation
prematurely, place the cover on the burner with the aid of the grip stick
Proceed as follows to refill:
1. Ensure that the air supply is sufficient. (see 2.7)
2. Make sure that the burner has gone out and has cooled down fully
(minimum waiting time after being extinguished = 1 hour).
3. The burner remains in the housing when being refilled. For this re-move
the protective panes and then open the housing cover.
4. Check the tank content.
5. Make sure that the cover plate is placed on the burner and covers the
burner mat.
6. Use a wrench to open the filling screw
7. Insert the funnel into the filling opening and pour in a maximum of 2.6l
of bioethanol.
8. The fill level indicator shows the maximum permitted fill level.The maxi-
mum fill level is reached when the bioethanol runs out of the slit (see
arrow) into the reflector curve
Should you ever pour in too much fuel and cause the burner to overflow,
the ethanol collects in the safety container. Empty this immediately and
before lighting the burner. Clean the surface of the burner until it is dry
and completely free of ethanol. To ignite the burner, follow the steps 9-16
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3.6 TAKING OUT OF OPERATION SAFELY
If you wish to take the burner out of operation prematurely, place the cover
on the burner with the aid of the grip stick.
Insert the grip stick to grip the cover plate and then cover this over the
burner channel
4. CLEANING AND CARE
The ebios-fire furniture may only be cleaned when cold.
4.1 CLEANING CLADDING PARTS
• Wait until the device has cooled down before cleaning (at least 1 hour)!
• Decorative metal surfaces and the cladding parts can be cleaned with
a moist cloth (do not use a microfibre cloth!).
• Glass surfaces can be cleaned with a standard glass cleaner and a soft
cloth (do not use a microfibre cloth!).
• Stainless steel surfaces can be cleaned with a standard stainless
steel cleaning agent. Only use in the direction of the finish!
Remove any dust on and below the ebios-fire furniture regularly as dust
particles can burn or char. This can cause dirt in the room and on the
furnishings where the fire is installed.
5. MAINTENANCE/TROUBLESHOOTING
• The wick and burner mat must be visually inspected at regular intervals.
The material can be easily damaged. As such, the burner mat should
not be folded, bent or similar. It is not permitted to change the burner
mat or wick.
• The burner mat must be replaced after approx. 380 service hours (cor-
responds to a fuel throughput of around 190l bioethanol). Please contact
your specialist dealer.
• Only use our original spare parts.
• The tank seal must be examined occasionally for cracks or brittleness
and should be replaced if necessary.
• Please contact your specialist dealer should you have any questions.
5.1 FURNITURE AND GLASS (DEPENDING ON THE
DESIGN) BECOMES SOOTED HEAVILY, RAPIDLY
AND UNEVENLY
If this did not occur from the very start, please check the following points:
• Has the correct fuel been used? (see 3.3).
• Cladding/cover correctly positioned? (see 2.5)
5.2 FIRE IS DIFFICULT TO IGNITE
If this did not occur from the very start, please check the following points:
• Is there fuel in the burner? (see 3.5)
• Have you wetted the ignition mats? (see 3.4)
• Has the correct fuel been used? (see 3.3).

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5.3 UNPLEASANT ODOUR
• Fuel in a burner which is not in use? (see 3.1)
• Cover plate in position? (see 3.1)
• Fuel was spilt when filling the device? (see 3.5)
5.4 APPEARANCE OF FLAMES CHANGES
• Is the burner mat damaged? (see 5)
• Has the correct fuel been used? (see 3.3).
• Were all safety distances observed? (3.2)
• Is the site of installation sufficiently ventilated? (2.7)
• Is the installation site protected from transverse ventilation? (2.4)
If the appearance of the flames changes noticeably, especially if the flames
begin to extend above the protective pane, stop using the device (see 3.6)
and notify the specialist dealer.
5.5 SPILT ETHANOL IGNITES
If spilt ethanol is ignited, attempt to put out the flames immediately. Use,
for example, foam fire extinguishers with alcohol-resistant foam or suitable
fire blankets. We recommend that such extinguishing agents be kept at the
ready. Should it not be possible to extinguish the fire rapidly, the fire service
must be notified immediately and their instructions followed.
6. GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS
6.1. SCOPE OF APPLICATION
These standard warranty terms apply for the contractual relationship
between the manufacturer, Spartherm Feuerungstechnik GmbH, and the
deal-er/distributor. They are not congruent with the contractual and war-
ranty terms which the dealer/distributor offers his customers in individual
cases.
6.2. GENERAL INFORMATION
This product has been manufactured in compliance with current standards
of quality control. The materials used have been carefully selected and - like
the production process - are subject to on-going quality control. Special-
ist knowledge is required when assembling and installing the product. The
product must, therefore, only be installed and commissioned into service by
specialist technical staff, in compliance with current statutory provisions.
6.3. WARRANTY PERIOD
The standard warranty terms only apply within Germany and the European
Union. The warranty period and scope of the warranty are ensured within the
framework of these conditions outside the statutory warranty which remains
unaffected.
Spartherm Feuerungstechnik GmbH grants a 24-month warranty on ebios-
fire devices (Solitaire and inserts)
Spartherm Feuerungstechnik GmbH grants a 6-month warranty on wearing
parts in the fire area, e.g., wicks, burner mats, seals and glass ceramic.