Vauni OF Wide User manual

Certied according to the
highest European standards
manual
Vauni OF Wide
/CI /CI Wide
ENGLISH / SVENSKA

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CONTENTS
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 4
2 Description of the burner ................................................................................................................... 5
3 Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 6
3.1 Assembly, installation and safety distance ....................................................................... 6
3.1.1 Burner OF Wide ......................................................................................................................... 6
3.1.2 Burner CI/CI Wide .................................................................................................................... 7
4 Firing .......................................................................................................................................................10
4.1 Lighting the burner ...................................................................................................................10
4.2 Fuel ................................................................................................................................................11
4.2.1 Recommended fuel quality ................................................................................................. 11
4.2.2 Refilling with fuel .................................................................................................................. 11
4.2.3 Handling of spillage ..............................................................................................................12
4.3 Extinguishing the burner .......................................................................................................13
4.4 To keep in mind during the burner’s operation ..............................................................13
5 Safety instructions..............................................................................................................................13
5.1 General ...........................................................................................................................................13
5.2 Installation and use ..................................................................................................................14
5.3 Service and maintenance .......................................................................................................15
6 Maintenance and care .......................................................................................................................15
6.1 General cleaning ........................................................................................................................15
6.2 The burner system ....................................................................................................................15
7 Fault finding ..........................................................................................................................................16
8 Technical specifications ...................................................................................................................19

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1 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing an ethanol-powered burner from Vauni. As a customer you can be
certain that you have selected a product with market-leading quality, user-friendliness and
design. If the burner is used and maintained in accordance with this manual, you will have
many years’ enjoyment of your product.
Before the burner is put into use, it is important that you carefully read through this manual,
since it contains important safety information. Vauni recommends that all the persons who
spend time near the burner are informed about, or read, the safety instructions.
Note!
Vauni AB reserves the right to make minor revisions without prior information. Parts of the
product are results of handicraft, which means that small variations in colour and material
structure are normal.
This manual contains instructions for correct utilization of the product. Improper use voids
guarantee.
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2 DESCRIPTION OF THE BURNER
Burner OF Wide has the following parts and standard accessories:
1 x Burner module with regulator lid
Lowered into the matching holder of the mantle.
1 x Mantle OF Wide
1 x Regulator rod
Used to move the regulator lid into positions off/on.
1 x Manual
Burner CI/CI Wide has the following parts and standard accessories:
1 x Burner module with regulator lid
Lowered into the matching holder of the spill tray.
1 x Spill tray CI/CI Wide
1 x Regulator rod
Used to move the regulator lid into positions off/on.
1 x Manual
E
A Regulator lid
B Burner module
C Burner opening
D Mantle OF Wide
E Regulator rod
F Spill tray CI/CI Wide
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A
B B
CC
F
D
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3 INSTALLATION
The burner is designed to allow flexible placement in most interiors, and requires a minimum of
assembly and installation before it can be used. To ensure that the burner’s full safety is utilized,
it is important that the instructions below for assembly be followed when the burner is installed.
Keep in mind!
The burner is certified to be placed in a space with a minimum volume of 40 (48 CI Wide) m3
(an equivalent floor area is 17 (20 CI Wide) m2) and with normal ventilation (0,5 exchange of
air per hour). It is important that the placement is chosen so that the flame is not exposed to
direct draught, and places should be especially avoided where the draught’s direction is against
the burner’s opening. Inflammable objects must not be placed within 1 metre from the burner.
Remember that curtains and similar objects must have a safety margin of at least 1 metre due to
risk of draught currents. (Figure 3, 7)
3.1 Assembly, installation and safety distance
The burner is to a large extent assembled already when delivered, and needs only minor post-
assembly and installation. Follow the steps below to assemble and install the product.
Note! Depending on the market and model variants, minor deviations may occur.
Preparations:
1. Remove the burner and its accessories from the package and check the items for possible
transport damage. Any damage must immediately be reported to the shipping agent and the
place of purchase.
2. Check that all parts and standard accessories specified in Section 2 are included.
3. When converting an existing wood-fired open stove or tiled stove, clean the upper part of the
burner and the smoke passages from soot, so that residue particles do not fall down into the
combustion system during operation.
3.1.1 Assembly, installation and safety distance Burner OF Wide:
1. Lower the burner module into the matching holder in the burner mantle. (Figure 1)
2. Place the regulator lid by lowering both of the guide pins into their respective grooves. When
correctly placed, the regulator lid should lie tight against the burner’s surface, and slide
easily when the lid is moved to its respective stop by means of the regulator axle. In the open
position, the lid should be located entirely in front of the burner opening, and in the closed
position it should completely cover the burner opening (Figure 2)
Installation and safety distance for OF Wide:
Note that the installation instructions below are intended as a summary illustration of a safe
installation of your burner. A more detailed description of the installation can be obtained from
Vauni AB or its representative. (www.vauni.com) In order to ensure full functionality and safety
of the installation, it is important that you contact a certified chimney-sweeper or fire expert so

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as to get the installation of the burner inspected and approved.
Installation with fire box / conversion of open stove with Burner OF Wide:
Burner OF Wide must only be installed in a fire box or existing open stove which is made of non-
flammable material and has minimum free space dimensions of width 650mm x height 800mm
x depth 550mm. (Figure 4A) A customer-specific or specially made fire box must, in addition,
fulfil the following requirements:
1. The sides and walls must be constructed of non-flammable material(s) such as stainless steel,
minerite, bricks, cement or stone.
2. It must be built with a protective panel that is placed across the chimney opening to prevent
heat from flowing out, or else with a chimney damper that lies in closed position.
3. Behind: at least 90 mm safety distance from the burner unit to the back wall (of non-
flammable material).
In front: at least 90 mm safety distance from the burner unit to the front edge.
Sides:symmetric placement of the burner in the middle.
4. A safety distance of at least 20 mm behind all the fire box’s sides, which creates an air column
to allow efficient cooling, as well as to avoid direct contact with flammable objects.
Installation without fire box: (Figure 4B)
Burner OF Wide must be installed in a fixed and secure position before it is put into use – see the
instructions below. The base must be flat and smooth, and made of a non-flammable material
such as stainless steel, minerite, bricks, cement or stone. The fire source must be in a draught-
free place with no risk of curtains or loose objects coming within one metre of the source. The
following minimum safety distances apply for installation without a fire box:
Behind:min 90 mm between the unit and the back wall (of non-flammable material)
In front:min 90 mm between the unit and the front edge
Sides: min 450 mm free space from the unit’s edge, and no flammable material within 1
metre
Above:min 1650 mm safety distance – do not place any object above the fire source within
this distance. Non-flammable objects can be placed more than 1650 mm above the base.
Base:Of non-flammable material(s).
3.1.2 Assembly, installation and safety distance Burner CI/CI Wide:
1. Lower the burner module into the matching holder/spill tray. (Figure 5)
2. Place the regulator lid by lowering both of the guide pins into their respective grooves. When
correctly placed, the regulator lid should lie tight against the burner’s surface, and slide
easily when the lid is moved to its respective stop by means of the regulator axle. In the open
position, the lid should be located entirely in front of the burner opening, and in the closed
position it should completely cover the burner opening. (Figure 6)
3. The spill tray must be mounted in a base made of non-flammable material such as stainless
steel, minerite, bricks, cement or stone. The dimensions for the cut-out are width 298 (388 CI
Wide) mm x depth 202mm. (Figure 8A) Vauni recommends that the spill tray’s outer edge is
secured/sealed with heat-resistant silicon.

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Installation and safety distance for CI:
Note that the installation instructions below are intended as a summary illustration of a safe
installation of your burner. A more detailed description of the installation can be obtained from
Vauni AB or its representative. (www.vauni.com) In order to ensure full functionality and safety
of the installation, it is important that you contact a certified chimney-sweeper or fire expert so
as to get the installation of the burner inspected and approved.
Installation with fire box:
Burner CI must only be installed in a fire box which is made of non-flammable material and has
minimum free space dimensions of width 650 (750 wide burner) mm x height 650mm x depth
380 mm. A customer-specific or specially made fire box must, in addition, fulfil the following
requirements: (Figure 8B)
1. The sides and walls must be constructed of non-flammable material(s) such as stainless steel,
minerite, bricks, cement or stone.
2. It must be built with a place for, and provided with, a mounted spill tray into which the burner
module is lowered. The spill tray is included with Burner CI.
3. Behind:at least 90 mm safety distance from the burner unit to the back wall (of non-
flammable material).
In front:at least 90 mm safety distance from the burner unit to the front edge.
Sides:at least 177 mm safety distance from the burner unit’s edge.
4. A safety distance of at least 20 mm behind all the fire box’s sides, which creates an air column
to allow efficient cooling, as well as to avoid direct contact with flammable objects.
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4
BA
800
90
650
550
90
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20
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Installation without fire box: (Figure 9A + B)
Burner OF must be installed in a fixed and secure position before it is put into use – see the
instructions below. The base must be flat and smooth, and made of a non-flammable material
such as stainless steel, minerite, bricks, cement or stone. The fire source must be in a draught-
free place with no risk of curtains or loose objects coming within one metre of the source.
The following minimum safety distances apply for installation without a fire box:
Behind: min 90 mm between the unit and the back wall (of non-flammable material)
In front: min 90 mm between the unit and the front edge
Sides: min 450 mm free space from the unit’s edge, and no flammable material within 1
metre
Above: min 1500 mm safety distance – do not place any object above the fire source within
this distance. Non-flammable objects can be placed more than 1500 mm above the
base.
Base: Of non-flammable material(s).
2 burners: min 50 mm free space between the units’ edges. (Figure 9B)
Now that the burner is completely assembled, read Section 4 Firing for instructions on how to
start it the first time.
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567
650
90
380
90
177
20
20
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A B
298 (388)
202
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4 FIRING
Be careful to read through this section and make sure that all users of the burner understand the
safety prescriptions before it is put into use.
4.1 Lighting the burner
At the first start, points 1-6 are followed. For later normal use, points 2-6 are followed. When
repositioning, or making other changes in the burner’s surroundings, points 1-6 are to be
followed.
Note! Do not add fuel if you do not intend to start the burner immediately; see Section 4.2.2
Refilling with fuel below.
1. See that the assembly and installation are done according to the instructions in Section 3.
2. Check that the regulator lid opens and closes and that the regulator lid moves smoothly
and tightly against the burner. When the burner is off, the lid should cover the entire burner
opening.
3. Open the regulator lid completely. Add fuel according to the instruction 4.2.2 Refilling with
fuel below. If the burner is recently used, allow it to cool down for at least 15 minutes.
Warning! Fuel must never be added in a burning burner!
4. Check that there is no spilled fuel on or outside the burner. Light the burner by moving a
lighter with an extended tip in to the burner matrix. See that no inflammable material is
present within a distance of 1 metre. The burner will start immediately, and in a short time
it will produce beautiful dynamic yellow flames. If necessary, the flames’ effect is regulated
steplessly with the regulator axle.
Note! At cold start, if fuel has been left long in the burner, a safety function prevents it from
lighting immediately. In such a case the burner can be started by holding the lighter lit for
about 10 seconds while its flame barely touches the burner matrix. If the burner does not start,
add new fuel according to Section 4.2.2, keeping in mind that the burner in this case will
absorb less than 2 (3 CI Wide) litres.
450
450
90
90
1500
450
50
90
450
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Warning! This procedure may increase the wear on the burner and thus reduce its lifetime.
Vauni recommends that tanking be done not long before the burner is used.
5. If the burner goes out immediately after lighting – repeat the lighting procedure in point 4
above.
6. If possible, run the burner until it goes out or the flames are very small.
Note 1! On the first occasions of firing, some smell may arise – this is quite normal. The smell
decreases gradually after a number of firings.
Note 2! A clicking sound may occur during firing, at the start or when the fuel level is low and
the flames are smaller. This is quite normal.
4.2 Fuel
The burner is optimized for, and must only be used with, liquid denatured ethanol – whose
burning produces only carbon dioxide and water vapour, the same components as in the air we
breathe out.
Warning! The fuel must not be preheated.
4.2.1 Recommended fuel quality
For Vauni burners we recommend Vauni ECO-FLAME which is the market’s most optimal bio-
ethanol fuel for use in chimney-free hearths and inserts. This product gives natural, smoke- and
soot-free flames with a neutral aroma, and can be ordered at www.vauni.com. In cases where
ECO-FLAME is not available, only liquid denatured ethanol (bio-ethanol) must be used, which is
sold under various trade names at building-supply stores, DIY-stores, petrol stations and large
markets. (Applies for Sweden – for other markets consult your distributor)
Denatured ethanol is an inflammable liquid, and therefore must be handled with great care – in
Sweden according to the prescriptions and general advice for handling inflammable liquids
(National Inspectorate of Explosives and Flammables, SÄIFS 2000:2). Handling of larger amounts
than 100 litres requires a permit for handling of inflammable goods (SÄIFS 1995:3). For more
information, see www.raddningsverket.se (Applies for Sweden – for other markets consult your
distributor)
Before adding fuel: it is very important that the correct quality of fuel is used – so check again to
be sure. Bio-alcohol in gelatinous form, or ethanol fuel for automobiles such as E85, must not be
used under any circumstances! If non-recommended fuel is used, it can lead to greatly reduced
characteristics and also constitute a potential health hazard with risk of personal injury. Faults
that arise due to use of incorrect fuel are not covered by the guarantee. If you feel uncertain,
consult with the personnel at the place of sale in order to ensure purchase of the right fuel
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4.2.2 Refilling with fuel
Warning! Denatured ethanol burns with an almost invisible flame under certain conditions.
This may happen, for example, when the level in the burner is low. Therefore it is very important
that the burner is extinguished completely after use, and that it is allowed to cool for at least 15
minutes before more fuel is added. To add fuel in a burning burner is very dangerous and can
cause an explosion.
Note 1! Add fuel when the burner is about to be used – the burner has a safety function that
makes it harder to start when the fuel has been standing for more than 20 minutes. Read more at
point 4 in Section 4.1 Lighting the burner.
Note 2! The burner may contain fuel from previous firing. The tank’s total volume is 2 (3 CI Wide)
litres. Therefore, do not add more than is needed according to point 5 below.
The following steps should be taken when adding fuel:
1. See that the burner is completely extinguished, by checking that the regulator lid is closed,
and that the burner has been allowed to cool for at least 15 minutes with the lid closed.
2. Check that the correct fuel is used. Vauni recommends that the burner be filled from bio-
ethanol packaged in bottles of 1 litre.
3. Open the regulator lid completely. Start filling by holding the bottle to the burner’s opening,
angled so that the fuel flows in the burner’s length direction, from right to left or vice versa.
(Figure 10) Pour the fuel carefully down into the burner matrix. If necessary, a stainless steel
funnel can be used as an aid. Add carefully until fuel is no longer absorbed by the burner
matrix. The liquid level must not rise above the burner matrix by more than 1 mm. (Figure 11)
Then the burner is fully tanked, which corresponds to 2 (3 CI Wide) litres of bioalcohol.
Note! For safety reasons the fuel transfer occurs with some delay. To avoid over-filling the
burner, it is important to give the fuel time to settle downward. Be especially careful, therefore,
during the last part of the filling. Let the bottle drip a little over the opening before removing it.
4. Be careful to avoid all spillage – any spill should be wiped off with a piece of paper. If over-
filling occurs, use suitable utensils to remove excess fuel, so that the fuel comes level with the
burner matrix.
4.2.3 Handling of spillage
Avoid all spillage as far as possible. Take good time when refilling. If an accident does occur,
observe the following.
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Note! Large amounts of spillage are caught by the spillage tray. If this has happened, it is very
important to carry out the following restoration procedure – do not light the burner before then!
1. Immediately wipe off abundant fuel.
2. Take out the inner burner module.
4. Wipe up the collected fuel with a rag or the like. See that the whole space is completely
cleaned.
6. Lower the inner burner module by following instructions in Section 3.1 Assembly and
installation.
7. Do not light the burner within at least 24 hours, in order to allow complete ventilation of the
spillage tray from any remaining fuel.
4.3 Extinguishing the burner
The burner is extinguished by moving the regulator axle forward until the regulator lid covers
the burner’s opening, which stops oxygen supply to the flames. Let the lid stay closed until the
burner is to be used again. Keep watch on the burner to be sure that the fire is out. Before the
burner can be lit again, it must cool for at least 15 minutes.
4.4 To keep in mind during the burner’s operation
• Focus on safety.
• Do not leave the burner unattended for a long time.
• Do not allow children or animals to come near the burner while it is operating. Make sure that
children understand the risk of burning themselves.
• Allow only people who know the manual’s contents to start or regulate the burner.
• Do not add fuel to the burner while it is operating.
• Only pure ethanol is suited as fuel for the burner’s combustion system, which is one of the
cleanest in the world for leisure firing. Erroneous handling of the burner, including cooking
food, can lead to faulty combustion, which may cause personal injury.
5 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 General
• Read carefully through the instruction book before use and follow the instructions.
• Vauni takes no responsibility for damage that occurs in connection with the product’s use in
other ways than those specified in this instruction book.

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• The burner must not be changed in any way. Only accessories that are approved by Vauni AB
may be used.
• Use only liquid denatured ethanol as fuel. Bioalcohol in gelatinous form must not be used
under any circumstances.
• Children and animals must be kept under watch and at a secure distance from the burner.
• During firing, parts of the burner can become very hot – therefore, exercise great care.
• Always have an approved fire extinguisher accessible. Vauni recommends at least a 6 kg
powder type of fire extinguisher, class ABE. For further information on suitable types, contact
the rescue service (in Sweden, www.raddningsverket.se).
5.2 Installation and use
• The product is intended solely for indoor use.
• The burner must not be installed in a space with a volume of less than 40 (48 CI Wide) m3(an
equivalent floor area is 17 (20 CI Wide) m2)
• Installation must be in a space with normal ventilation (0,5 exchange of air per hour). If
uncertain, consult a ventilation expert.
• The burner must not be used in spaces which are inflammable or at risk of explosion,
according to EN 60079-10 and SRVFS 2004:7. (Applies for Sweden – for other markets consult
your distributor)
• The burner may be used only in spaces where the temperature is not normally higher than
room temperature – it must not be used in a relatively warm environment.
• Inflammable objects must not be placed within a distance of 1 metre from the burner. (Figure
12)
• No foreign objects may be placed in or near the flame, since this can affect the cleanness of
combustion. Foreign objects include decorative stones and similar items.
• The burner must not be used for cooking food.
• Fuel containers must not be stored close to the burner.
• Any spilled fuel must be wiped off carefully before the burner is lit.
• Fuel must NEVER be added while the burner is burning – the refilling may be done at earliest
15 minutes after the burner has gone out.
• Denatured alcohol must never be extinguished with water.
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5.3 Service and maintenance
• The burner may be repaired only by authorized places of service.
• Maintenance according to the instructions in Section 6 must be done in order to ensure the
burner’s properties
6 MAINTENANCE AND CARE
This product is designed to require a minimum of maintenance and care with normal use. If the
following instructions are followed, the burner will keep its properties and appearance for a long
time.
6.1 General cleaning
With normal use, cleaning of the burner is limited to dusting off its outer parts, which can
be done with a dry rag. If it is very dirty, a lightly moistened rag can be used, but cleaning
detergents should be avoided.
The burner module requires special care as follows.
6.2 The burner system
Since the stainless steel metal around the burner’s opening and the regulator lid is exposed to
heat, it will darken after some time of use, which is quite natural. However, a dark coating may
appear inside the burner tray and on the burner lid after some time of use. This must be removed
regularly in order to ensure optimal combustion of the fuel.
The coating is removed with the following steps:
• If the burner has been used, it must be allowed to cool until the burner has reached room
temperature.
• Remove the regulator lid by lifting it straight up.
• Scrape off any coating around or inside the burner tray, using a rubber or plastic scraper. Take
special care around the burner matrix, and see that no particles fall down into the combustion
chamber or block the holes in the burner matrix.
• Remove the scraped-off coating by using a vacuum cleaner.
• Clean the area around the burner tray’s opening with a moist rag. If it is very dirty, a mild
detergent can be used sparsely. In this case, be very careful that the liquid does not run down
into the burner matrix.
• Scrape off any coating from the regulator lid, then clean it off with a moistened rag. If it is very
dirty, a mild detergent can be used sparsely.
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7 FAULT FINDING
The burner cannot be lit
Possible causes:
• No fuel is in the burner module.
• The fuel level is too low.
• The burner’s safety system makes it hard to start.
• The fuel being used is incorrect, or has been diluted by excess cleaning liquid or the like.
• The regulator lid is not fully open.
Measures:
• Add fuel.
• Start the burner according to the instruction in Section 4.1.
• Change the fuel. See Section 4.2.1 for recommendations.
• Open the regulator lid until it stops. If the burner opening is still not fully exposed, see
the assembly instructions for correct placement. If this does not help, contact the place of
purchase for the nearest service technician
The burner starts but goes out again
Possible causes:
• Low fuel level.
• The regulator lid is not fully open.
• The burner’s safety system makes it hard to start.
Measures:
• Repeat the starting procedure.
• Add fuel.
• Start the burner according to the instruction in Section 4.1 point 4.
• Open the regulator lid until it stops. If the burner opening is still not fully exposed, see
the assembly instructions for correct placement. If this does not help, contact the place of
purchase for the nearest service technician.
The flame is unstable, or unusually large, or it leans toward one side
Possible causes:
• The flame is exposed to a draught.
• The burner is leaning on its foot.
• The wrong type of fuel is being used.
• Soot or residue particles have fallen down into the combustion system during operation.
Measures:
• An unusual flame can result if the flame is exposed to strong draught. This applies especially

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to draughts from the side of the burner. Try first to locate the source of the draught (open
window, fan etc.) and stop it. If this is not possible, the burner must be moved – see Section 3.1
for instructions about installation.
• The burner’s properties can be affected negatively if the burner is leaning. Therefore, check
this with a liquid level. If the burner is leaning, it must be positioned again.
• Change the fuel. See Section 4.2.1 for recommendations.
• Turn off the burner, remove any residue particles from the burner and its matrix, and cean the
upper part of the stove and the smoke passages from soot, so that residue particles do not fall
down into the combustion system during operation.
The flames are sooty – a strange smell is emitted
Possible causes:
• A foreign object is present in the burner opening or near the flames.
• The burner is in a room with a strong draught or deficient ventilation.
• The wrong type of fuel is being used.
• The burner is dirty.
Measures:
• Extinguish the flames and let the burner cool for 15 minutes.
• Position the burner again in a room that fulfils the requirements specified in Section 4 Firing.
• Change the fuel. See Section 4.2.1 for recommendations.
• Clean the burner system by following the instructions in Section 6.2.
The burner does not go out when the control is turned to the stop position
Possible causes:
• The regulator lid is blocked.
• The regulator lid is incorrectly placed.
• The regulator mechanism has been damaged by external influence, such as the burner being
dropped on the ground.
Measures:
• Test by pushing the regulator lid to the maximum position and then hard to the stop position.
• If this does not work, let the burner burn out and then let it cool for at least 15 minutes.
• Check that the regulator lid is correctly placed (see instructions in Chapter 3.1 Assembly and
installation).
• Check that no foreign object is blocking the mechanism’s movements, by lifting out the burner
module.
• If the above does not help, contact the place of purchase for further contact with a service
technician.
The flame burns uncontrollably for some reason
Possible causes:

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• A fault has occurred in the burner system.
• The wrong type of fuel is being used.
• The burner is exposed to a very strong draught.
• The burner is not installed in accordance with the instructions in Chapter 3.1 Assembly and
installation.
Measures:
The burner is designed and built, as well as thoroughly tested, to function safely even in
abnormal situations. In the unlikely event that the burner burns uncontrollably, the
recommendations are as follows:
• Try to extinguish the fire by closing the regulator lid.
• If this has no effect, the burner should primarily be allowed to burn out – provided that the
flames stay inside the intended space.
• If the flames are so strong that the burner cannot be allowed to burn out, it must be
extinguished with a hand-held fire extinguisher. For more information about suitable models
of fire extinguisher, contact the rescue service (in Sweden, www.raddningsverket.se).
The regulator lid does not fit tightly against the burner module
Possible causes:
• The regulator lid is wrongly positioned.
• A foreign object is present between the regulator lid and the burner module.
• The regulator lid and/or the burner module is dirty.
Measures:
• Position the regulator lid according to the instructions in Section 3.1 Assembly and
installation.
• Remove any foreign objects.
• Lift off the regulator lid and clean it. If necessary, also clean the burner module and the burner
opening.
The burner leaks after fuel is added
Possible causes:
• The burner is over-filled.
• A leak has arisen in the burner system.
• The fuel has expanded in a warm state – the burner is over-filled
Measures:
All parts of the burner system are made of high-quality stainless steel and carefully checked
against leakage before delivery. If a leak is observed or suspected, the burner must immediately
be extinguished and not used until the fault is fixed.
• If the burner has been over-filled, excess fuel must be removed by following the instructions
in Section 4.2.3.
• If the burner system leaks, the burner must not be lit under any circumstances. Contact the
place of purchase for the nearest service workshop.

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8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Data Burner OF
Dimensions: 410 x 90 x 222 mm (b x h x d)
Weight: 4 kg
Effect: 3 kW (max)
Fuel tank volume: 3 litres
Fuel consumption: 0.5 litres/h (max effect)
Burning time: min 5 h (full tank)
Type of fuel: liquid denatured ethanol
Min. room volume: 48 m3
Min. floor area: 20 m2
Data Burner CI
Dimensions: 316 x 80 x 220 mm (w x h x d)
Weight: 4 kg
Effect: 2 kW (max)
Fuel tank volume: 2 litres
Fuel consumption: 0.4 litres/h (max effect)
Burning time: min 5 h (full tank)
Type of fuel: liquid denatured ethanol
Min. room volume: 40 m3
Min. floor area: 17 m2
Data Burner CI Wide
Dimensions: 406 x 80 x 220 mm (w x h x d)
Weight: 5.5 kg
Effect: 3 kW (max)
Fuel tank volume: 3 litres
Fuel consumption: 0.5 litres/h (max effect)
Burning time: min 5 h (full tank)
Type of fuel: liquid denatured ethanol
Min. room volume: 48 m3
Min. floor area: 20 m2
292
315
196
220
80
90
292
315
196
220
OF WIDE
CI WIDE
CI
382
405
196
220
80
80
382
405
196
220
80
80
292
315
196
220
80
90
292
315
196
220
OF WIDE
CI WIDE
CI
382
405
196
220
80
80
382
405
196
220
80
80
292
315
196
220
80
90
292
315
196
220
OF WIDE
CI WIDE
CI
382
405
196
220
80
80
382
405
196
220
80
80
min
50
CI: min 650
CI Wide: min 750
min 650
min 380
min 450
min 450
min
90
min 1500
min 550
202
CI: 298
CI Wide: 388
CI: min 650
CI Wide: min 750
min 650
min 380
min 450
min 450
min
90
min 1500
min 550
202
CI: 298
CI Wide: 388
CI: min 650
CI Wide: min 750
min 650
min 380
min 450
min 450
min
90
min 1500
min 550
202
CI: 298
CI Wide: 388
Distance between burners
For two or more burners, with or
without insert – note additional
installation width.
With re box
(insert).
One burner
Without re box
(insert)
One burner
Assembly hole
410 220
90

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