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Owner’s manual, installation and care instructions
Owner’s manual, installation and care instructions Owner’s manual, installation and care instructions
Owner’s manual, installation and care instructions
for blomus wall
for blomus wallfor blomus wall
for blomus wall----mounted ethanol fireplaces
mounted ethanol fireplacesmounted ethanol fireplaces
mounted ethanol fireplaces
65334, 65336, 65337
65334, 65336, 6533765334, 65336, 65337
65334, 65336, 65337
Content:
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About this manual 2
1. Bio-ethanol fuel – what is it? 2
2. Safety information 3
3. Information on room ventilation in operation 5
4. Included in delivery 6
5. Assembly 7
6. Operation 10
7. In case of a fire 13
8. Maintenance / care instructions 13
9. Technical data 14
10. Disposal information 14
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About this manual
About this manualAbout this manual
About this manual
Carefully read these instructions prior to using the product. Only operate the product as
described herein to prevent potential damage and / or injury resulting from false use of the
product.
National and / or regional regulations must be adhered to and complied with when installing
and operating the product. These must also be complied with for the storage of bio-ethanol,
which is the compulsory fuel for blomus fireplaces.
If necessary please check with your insurance company, local city and / or building
authorities to be sure this type of decorative fireplaces is within local codes and
regulations.
Please keep these instructions for further reference. In case this product is given to
someone else, these instructions must be included.
IMPORTANT ADVICE
IMPORTANT ADVICEIMPORTANT ADVICE
IMPORTANT ADVICE
The word DANGE
DANGEDANGE
DANGERRRR is used to highlight potential fatal injury and / or danger of life
The word WARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING is used to highlight potential injury and / or damage to property
The word ATTENTION
ATTENTIONATTENTION
ATTENTION is used to highlight potential slight injury and / or damages
The instructions in th
The instructions in thThe instructions in th
The instructions in this manual must always be followed. Manufacturer can’t be held
is manual must always be followed. Manufacturer can’t be held is manual must always be followed. Manufacturer can’t be held
is manual must always be followed. Manufacturer can’t be held
responsible for any damages to property or people resulting from incorrect handling of the
responsible for any damages to property or people resulting from incorrect handling of the responsible for any damages to property or people resulting from incorrect handling of the
responsible for any damages to property or people resulting from incorrect handling of the
product.
product. product.
product.
1.
1.1.
1. Bio
BioBio
Bio----Ethanol Fuel
Ethanol Fuel Ethanol Fuel
Ethanol Fuel –––– What is it?
What is it? What is it?
What is it?
Bio-ethanol is made of renewable and sustainable crop such as starchy, cellulosic or sugarcontaining plants or vegetable waste. Animal feed is often a byproduct. Bio-ethanol is the
fuel of the future. It is environmentally friendly and CO2 neutral as it, when being burned,
sets free only as much CO2 as being absorbed by the plants used for it.
1.1 specification of bio
1.1 specification of bio1.1 specification of bio
1.1 specification of bio----ethanol
ethanolethanol
ethanol
Please only use bio-ethanol in your fireplace. We do recommend to always use blomus bioethanol (e.g. item no 31034) which has been especially developed for blomus fireplaces and
develops a strong, soot free and warm flame. blomus bio-ethanol is available at wellassorted retailers.
The original blomus bio-ethanol consists of:
- app. 96,6% alcohol
- app. 1% MEK (for denaturing)
- app. 4-6% water
- Bitrex (1g / 100L)
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In the USA and Canada bio-ethanol is also available as denatured alcohol. In Australia it is
also called methylated spirits. If you are unsure which fuel is suitable please contact your
local blomus dealer.
2. Safety Information
2. Safety Information2. Safety Information
2. Safety Information
• Your blomus bio-ethanol fireplace is only intended to use bio-ethanol as
fuel. Never use any other fuel than bio-ethanol. The fireplace is designed to be a
decorative fireplace with a real flame. It is not suitable as a room heater.
• The fireplace must exclusively be used in sufficiently large, closed and well ventilated
rooms. It is made for domestic use only.
• The fireplaces must only be used in rooms with the following minimum sizes, providing
sufficient ventilation:
• Minimum volume of 60 m³ (219 cu.ft.), equalling an approximate area of 4 x 6 m (13
x 19.7 ft) with a ceiling of 2.5 m (8.2 ft)
• No flammable material or item must be placed on or directly around the fireplace.
• No cooking devices or any other item must be placed on the opening of the burner.
• Do not prepare food in the flame.
Dangers for children and ani
Dangers for children and aniDangers for children and ani
Dangers for children and animals
malsmals
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• Keep children and pets away from the fireplace and keep a minimum safety distance
of 0.5 m (1.64 ft) from the burning flame.
• Bio-ethanol must be stored in a safe place with no access to children and pets.
• Keep children and pets away from packaging material. Risk of suffocation.
WARNING of suffocation
WARNING of suffocationWARNING of suffocation
WARNING of suffocation
Bio-ethanol fireplaces use oxygen from the room air when in operation. Always keep the
room sufficiently ventilated but avoid draught. A slightly opened window often provides
sufficient ventilation. If you experience sudden fatigue and lack of concentration, it can be a
potential indicator for lack of oxygen.
WARNING of fire and burns
WARNING of fire and burnsWARNING of fire and burns
WARNING of fire and burns
• Never leave a fireplace unattended when in operation. No flammable material must be
placed within 1m (3.3 ft) of the fireplace (i.g. curtains, furniture, lamps or decorative
items). Do not place any material or item onto the fireplace or any part of it.
• Any openings of the fireplace must be kept clear at all times.
• Item gets very hot while in operation. Never touch the item while in operation, let it
cool off for at least 15 minutes before touching it.
• The fireplace must only be mounted onto a solid wall of non-flammable material.
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• The fireplace must not be exposed to direct sunlight and must not be mounted to
the floor.
• The distance between the bottom of the fireplace and the floor must be at least 60
cm (24 inch)
• Fireplaces must only be used in an area protected against cross flow.
• Never change or alter anything of your fireplace, or of any fireplace.
• Only fill the burner when it is completely cooled off. Only fill as described in this
manual.
• Never ignite the bio-ethanol directly. Always follow these instructions.
• The flame must only be extinguished by using the regulating lever.
• Never extinguish the flame with water. Never try to blow out the flame (Darting
Flame!)
• Do not smoke, eat or drink when handling bio-ethanol.
• Never use the fireplace without the safety basin and avoid draft around the fireplace.
• Never fan the flame (Darting Flame!)
• Bio-ethanol must only be stored in a closed and suitable container. Store it in a cool
place with no direct sunlight and keep it out of the reach of children and pets. Never
expose bio-ethanol to direct sunlight or sources of heat. Never store more than 5L
(1.3 gallons) of bio-ethanol in your apartment. Bio-ethanol is easily flammable. Please
always obey federal, state, and / or local regulations.
• Please avoid any movements within the scope of the flame.
• Walls and / or ceilings with a k-value of less than 0.4/m²K, additional safety measures
will be required (thermal conductivity, k, is the intensive property of a material that
indicates its ability to conduct heat. It is defined as the quantity of heat,
transmitted during time through a thickness in a direction normal to a surface of
area, due to a temperature difference under steady state conditions and when the
heat transfer is dependent only on the temperature gradient.)
Warning of other potential damage to your health
Warning of other potential damage to your healthWarning of other potential damage to your health
Warning of other potential damage to your health
• Avoid direct contact with ethanol (eyes, skin, mucosa). Do not inhale the vapours of
bio-ethanol.
• Please carefully read and follow the additional instructions and safety information on
the bio-ethanol container.
Risk of injuries
Risk of injuriesRisk of injuries
Risk of injuries
The fireplace is heavy. Please have a second person helping you when mounting / wallmounting the fireplace. Glass may have sharp edges.
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Risk of damages to property
Risk of damages to propertyRisk of damages to property
Risk of damages to property
Never use aggressive cleaning agents such as chemicals, fuel, turpentine or cleaning
powder for cleaning.
3. Minimum room volumes and air change rates
3. Minimum room volumes and air change rates3. Minimum room volumes and air change rates
3. Minimum room volumes and air change rates
All blomus fireplaces have been tested by the TÜV SÜD Industry services in regards to the
most current safety, emission and burning regulations. The following results have been
confirmed:
• The actual test results in the below mentioned room sizes and air change rates fall
below highest allowed concentration of carbon monoxide (CO) of 30 ppm (in
accordance with the Beyerische Feuerverordnung BayFeuV) .
• The actual test results in the below mentioned room sizes and air change rates fall
below highest allowed concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) of 5,000 ppm
• The test in accordance with these instructions proved that the actual temperature
of the fireplace passed on to neighbouring items falls below the allowed temperature
of 85°C (185 F)
• The maximum allowed fuel flow-rate of 0.5 L / h (16.9 fl.oz. / hour) is not exceeded.
• A maximum CO2 content of 5.000 ppm in the air is not exceed if the following is
provided:
Art.
Art.Art.
Art.----NNNNo.
o.o.
o. 65334:
65334: 65334:
65334:
Min. room volume in m³
(cu ft)
Air change
(1/h)
Comments
148 (5227) 0,2 Air change rate for leaky buildings
86 (3037) 0,6 Usual change rate with normal ventilation habits
60 (2119) 1,0 Complete air change of the room within 1 hour
Art.
Art.Art.
Art.----NNNNoooo. 65336:
. 65336:. 65336:
. 65336:
Min. room volume in m³
(cu ft)
Air change
(1/h)
Comments
104 (3673) 0,2 Air change rate for leaky buildings
59 (2084) 0,6 Usual change rate with normal ventilation habits
41 (1448) 1,0 Complete air change of the room within 1 hour
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Ar
ArAr
Art.
t.t.
t.----NNNNoooo. 65337:
. 65337:. 65337:
. 65337:
Min. room volume in m³
(cu ft)
Air change
(1/h)
Comments
104 (3673) 0,2 Air change rate for leaky buildings
59 (2084) 0,6 Usual change rate with normal ventilation habits
41 (1448) 1,0 Complete air change of the room within 1 hour
Th
ThTh
The following air change rates provide an approximate guideline:
e following air change rates provide an approximate guideline:e following air change rates provide an approximate guideline:
e following air change rates provide an approximate guideline:
Air change (1/h)
Air change (1/h)Air change (1/h)
Air change (1/h) Comments
CommentsComments
Comments
0 – 0,5 Closed windows and doors
0,3 – 1,5 Windows tilted, no roller shutters
5 – 10 half open window
(source: Recknagel, Sprenger, Schrameck: Heizung + Klimatechnik)
4. Included in Delivery
4. Included in Delivery4. Included in Delivery
4. Included in Delivery
4.1: Unpack and check content:
1. Remove all packaging material
2. Please check, if all parts are included and not damaged
4.2:
4.2: 4.2:
4.2: The following items must be included:
The following items must be included:The following items must be included:
The following items must be included:
65334 65336 65337
Stainless Steel fireplace
body (65334, 65336),
Coated Steel fireplace body
(65337)
Wall bracket
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Mounting material for brick
and stone walls
Safety Compartment
Burner
Flame regulator / burner
cover
Decorative grill
N/A
N/A
Safety-Glass
N/A
Sliding tool for flame
adjusting
Accessories set:
1 L ethanol *, 1 funnel, 1
measuring pitcher, Ignition rod
* not included in the US, Canada, Sweden, Australia
5. Assembly and mounting
5. Assembly and mounting5. Assembly and mounting
5. Assembly and mounting
5.1 choosing the place to put the fireplace
5.1 choosing the place to put the fireplace5.1 choosing the place to put the fireplace
5.1 choosing the place to put the fireplace
• Please check if the designated room is suitable to operate the fireplace.
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• The room must have the minimum volume as detailed in paragraph 3.
• Check if the room has adequate ventilation features and consider the required air changes as
detailed in paragraph 3.
• Is the designated wall surface heat resistant? Drywalls, wooden walls, light-weight walls or
other non heat resistant surfaces are or may not be suitable. If necessary please gather
information about the heat-resistance of the wall you intend to use. This must withstand
temperatures of at least 85°C / 185 F.
• Is the designated wall strong enough? Drywalls, wooden walls, light-weight walls or other non
heat resistant / light surfaces are or may not be suitable. The fireplace weighs up to 25 kg
(55 lb)!
• If mounted to drywalls or wooden walls, the mounting hardware must be mounted to the wall
studs! If necessary please contact a builder / building company for assistance before drilling
the holes.
• Make sure that no power supply lines, pipes or tubes or other devices which might get
damaged when drilling are inside the wall.
• The surface must be level and plain.
• The included mounting hardware (screws and wall plugs) are intended for use in stone, brick
or concrete walls only. For walls of other materials please, different mounting hardware
should be used. Seek advice of your local hardware store if you are unsure which mounting
hardware suits your wall.
• Make sure that the minimum safety distance of 1 m (3.3 ft) between the fireplace and any
flammable material is kept at all times. Please also consider that curtains and drapes may
wave when a window is opened.
5.2 Mounting the fireplace
5.2 Mounting the fireplace 5.2 Mounting the fireplace
5.2 Mounting the fireplace –––– all models
all models all models
all models
DANGER!
DANGER!DANGER!
DANGER! Risk of injuries! Please have a second person assist you with the mounting.
1. Mark the drilling spots of the wall bracket onto the wall. Make
sure the alignment is level. Use a water level.
2. Drill the holes ( Ø 8 mm drill) and fit the wall plugs in.
3. Mount the wall bracket onto the wall using the included
screws and washers. Double-check the correct alignment and
check if the bracket is level. Readjust if necessary. Then tighten
the screws firmly.
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4. Place the fireplace body onto the wall bracket. The two hooks
of the bracket must fit into the provided slots on the back of the
fireplace body.
5. Double-check if the fireplace sits firmly on the bracket
6. Install the burner as instructed in § 5.3
If the model 65334 is to be installed onto the base 65335, please follow the instruction manual of
the base 65335.
5.3 Installing the burner
5.3 Installing the burner 5.3 Installing the burner
5.3 Installing the burner
DANGER!
DANGER!DANGER!
DANGER! Risk of injuries! Please be careful when mounting the glass.
65334
6533465334
65334 65336 / 65337
65336 / 6533765336 / 65337
65336 / 65337
1. Place the safety basin into the
designated opening in the fireplace body
2. Place the burner into the safety basin.
Please make sure that it is arranged the
right way. The slide slots for the burner
cover must face to the back.
3. Mount the burner cover / flame regulator
into the slide slots located at each end of
the burner. Make sure the brushed side
faces up.
4. Check if the flame regulator can smoothly
and completely be operated. Use the
supplied sliding tool.
5. In addition for model 65336
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5.1: Fit the decorative grill into the
provided frame (see image)
5.2: Carefully place the safety glass into
the slots. Make sure the rounded edges
face up.
6. Assembly is completed if the burner
cover fits tightly into the opening and the
opening and closing mechanism works
smoothly and completely.
6. Operating the fireplace
6. Operating the fireplace6. Operating the fireplace
6. Operating the fireplace
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of suffocation!
Make sure there is sufficient ventilation while the product is in use (open windows). If you
experience sudden fatigue and lack of concentration, it can be a potential indicator for lack of
oxygen.
6.1 Fill the fireplace with bio
6.1 Fill the fireplace with bio6.1 Fill the fireplace with bio
6.1 Fill the fireplace with bio----ethanol
ethanolethanol
ethanol
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of fires and burns!
We recommend to only use blomus bio-ethanol (e.g.part no. 31034).
The flame may burn blue first and when it is almost burned down. It will be less visible then. Always
The flame may burn blue first and when it is almost burned down. It will be less visible then. Always The flame may burn blue first and when it is almost burned down. It will be less visible then. Always
The flame may burn blue first and when it is almost burned down. It will be less visible then. Always
make sure that the flame is completely shut down and the burner is cooled down for at least 15
make sure that the flame is completely shut down and the burner is cooled down for at least 15 make sure that the flame is completely shut down and the burner is cooled down for at least 15
make sure that the flame is completely shut down and the burner is cooled down for at least 15
minutes before tou
minutes before touminutes before tou
minutes before touching the burner or before any filling or refilling process.
ching the burner or before any filling or refilling process.ching the burner or before any filling or refilling process.
ching the burner or before any filling or refilling process.
• Never pour ethanol into a flame or into the hot burner!
• Do not smoke, eat or drink when handling ethanol!
• Spilled ethanol must immediately be removed from any surface to avoid ignition of the spilled
liquid. Clean the spot with water.
• Ethanol can leave marks on some surfaces such as wood. Please be careful not to spill ethanol.
Capacities of the burners:
Capacities of the burners:Capacities of the burners:
Capacities of the burners:
65334 max 1.4 litre (47.34 fl.oz.)
65336/65337 max 0.9 litres (30.42 fl.oz.)
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Spilled bio-ethanol may leave marks on some surfaces like wood or laminate floorings.
6.2 Igniting the
6.2 Igniting the 6.2 Igniting the
6.2 Igniting the flame
flameflame
flame
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of fires and burns!
• Never ignite the bio-ethanol directly.
• Only ignite the ethanol when the burner is filled up to the level marker.
• Ignite the ethanol straight after filling the burner.
65334
6533465334
65334 65336 / 65337
65336 / 6533765336 / 65337
65336 / 65337
1. Open the burner completely.
2. Dip the corrugated end of the prong into the
ethanol in the burner.
65334
6533465334
65334
6533
65336533
6533
6 / 65337
6 / 653376 / 65337
6 / 65337
1. Remove the safety glass from the fireplace.
2. Use the sliding tool to completely open the
burner cover / flame regulator.
3.Place the funnel into the opening of the burner.
Fill the measuring pitcher with the desired
amount of ethanol. Slowly pour the ethanol into
the funnel (hold the funnel with one hand) up to
the level marker in the burner. Do not overfill!
4. Close the bio-ethanol container and put the
ethanol, the measuring pitcher and the funnel
aside, keeping a safety distance of at least 1 m
(3.3 ft) around the fireplace.
5. Replace the safety glass into the provided
slots. Make sure the rounded edges face up.
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3. Ignite the moistened end of the prong using
a stick lighter. Please keep a safety distance.
4. Transfer the flame by dipping the prong into
the ethanol inside the burner. In case the flame
does not ignite, please repeat the process. It
will take about 15 minutes for the flame to get
to its operating temperature.
5. Adjust the flame size using the sliding tool.
Open / close the burner cover until the flame
has reached the desired height or intensity.
In case the flame goes out:
In case the flame goes out:In case the flame goes out:
In case the flame goes out:
1. bio-ethanol in cool condition may take several attempts to ignite until the flame burns steadily
and constantly. If necessary repeat the ignition process as detailed in paragraph 6.2
2. When bio-ethanol remains in the burner for a longer time its flammability is being reduced
(depending on temperature, humidity it can already partly evaporate after 1 day). Dispose of the
remaining ethanol by carefully emptying the burner into a suitable container. Bio-ethanol must not
be disposed of into domestic sewage (toilet, sink etc.). The container with the remaining ethanol
must be disposed of at an authorised waste site.
6.3 Refill
6.3 Refill6.3 Refill
6.3 Refill
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of fires and burns!
Never pour ethanol int
Never pour ethanol intNever pour ethanol int
Never pour ethanol into a burning flame or into a hot burner!
o a burning flame or into a hot burner!o a burning flame or into a hot burner!
o a burning flame or into a hot burner!
1. Wait until the fire is completely out or extinguish the flame with the flame regulator (see
paragraph 6.4)
2. Make sure the flame is fully extinguished and let the burner cool down for at least 15 minutes.
The flame may burn blue first and when it is almost burned down. It will be less visible then.
3. To refill please proceed as described in paragraph 6.1
4. To ignite the flame please proceed as described in paragraph 6.2
6.4 Extinguishing the flame
6.4 Extinguishing the flame6.4 Extinguishing the flame
6.4 Extinguishing the flame
WARNING!
WARNING! WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of fires and burns!
• Never extinguish the flame with water! (Risk of deflagration)
• Never try to blow out the flame! (Risk of a darting flame)
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• If possible let the fuel burn out completely until the burner is fully emptied. This avoids a
potential deflagration when reignited and smell of alcohol in the room. To shut down the flame
please proceed as follows:
1. Completely close the burner cover / flame regulator with the provided sliding tool.
2. Wait until the flame is fully extinguished.
3. If necessary dispose of remaining fuel after the burner has completely cooled down (see
paragraph 10.1)
6.5 In case the fire does not immediately shut off:
6.5 In case the fire does not immediately shut off:6.5 In case the fire does not immediately shut off:
6.5 In case the fire does not immediately shut off:
Move the lever to reopen the burner and close it again with a quick movement. This will cut the
flame off. If necessary repeat this until the flame is shut off completely.
In the event of this being unsuccessful please let the flame burn with the burner being closed for
another 5-10 minutes. Then repeat the above procedure. If this is unsuccessful please open the
burner and the all the fuel burn off.
7. In case of fire
7. In case of fire7. In case of fire
7. In case of fire
Alcohol-resistant foam or carbon dioxide are suitable extinguishing agents. Please make sure to
keep an extinguished in proximity of the fireplace.
8. Cleaning / Maintenance
8. Cleaning / Maintenance8. Cleaning / Maintenance
8. Cleaning / Maintenance
WARNING!
WARNING!WARNING!
WARNING! Risk of burns!
Please let the fireplace cool down for at least 15 minutes before touching and cleaning the product!
ATTENTION!
ATTENTION!ATTENTION!
ATTENTION! Potential damage to property
Never use aggressive cleaning agents such as chemicals, fuel, turpentine or cleaning powder for
cleaning.
8.1: Cleaning th
8.1: Cleaning th8.1: Cleaning th
8.1: Cleaning the burner
e burnere burner
e burner
The burner should regularly be cleaned.
Please proceed as follows:
1. After the flame is shut off, please wait at least 15 minutes until the burner has cooled down.
2. Dispose of any remaining fuel in the burner (see paragraph 10.1)
3. Use warm water and ph-neutral washing-up liquid to regularly clean the burner from the inside
and outside. Dry the burner after cleaning.
8.2 Cleaning the fireplace body:
8.2 Cleaning the fireplace body:8.2 Cleaning the fireplace body:
8.2 Cleaning the fireplace body:
Please regularly clean the fireplace body as per the enclosed instructions.
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9. Technical data
9. Technical data9. Technical data
9. Technical data::::
Item code Length x Width x Depth in
mm (inch)
Weight in kg (lb) Burner capacity in L (fl.oz.)
65334 770 x 150 x 700 mm (30.3
x 5.9 x 27.5)
App. 22 kg (48.4 lb) 1.4 L (47.34 fl.oz.)
65336 700 x 160 x 700 mm (27.5
x 6.3 x 27.5)
App. 18.5 kg (40.8 lb) 0.9 L (30.4 fl.oz.)
65337 700 x 175 x 720 mm (27.5
x 6.9 x 28.3)
App. 18.5 kg (40.8 lb) 0.9 L (30.4 fl.oz.)
All styles:
All styles:All styles:
All styles:
Fuel:
Fuel:Fuel:
Fuel: blomus bio-ethanol (e.g. item no 31034), please also refer to the safety instructions on the
ethanol container.
Safety:
Safety:Safety:
Safety: All blomus fireplaces meet current TÜV safety standards, UL listed
Damaged glass must be replaced with original blomus glass.
We reserve the right of technical and / or optical changes to the products in the course of potential
product improvements.
10. Disposal
10. Disposal10. Disposal
10. Disposal
All packaging material should be correctly sorted prior to disposal. Please recycle all materials. In
case you wish to dispose of the product please obey federal, state and / or local regulations.
10.1 Disposal of bio
10.1 Disposal of bio10.1 Disposal of bio
10.1 Disposal of bio----ethanol
ethanolethanol
ethanol
1. Dispose of any remaining ethanol by carefully filling it into a suitable container. The container with
the remaining ethanol must be disposed of at a municipal waste site.
2. Bio-ethanol must not be disposed of into domestic sewage (toilet, sink etc.).
If you are unsure how to properly dispose of the product, or any product, please contact your local
authorised waste management site.
Only operate the product as described herein to prevent potential damage and / or injury resulting
Only operate the product as described herein to prevent potential damage and / or injury resulting Only operate the product as described herein to prevent potential damage and / or injury resulting
Only operate the product as described herein to prevent potential damage and / or injury resulting
from false use of the product. Manufacturer can not
from false use of the product. Manufacturer can not from false use of the product. Manufacturer can not
from false use of the product. Manufacturer can not be held responsible for any damages caused by
be held responsible for any damages caused by be held responsible for any damages caused by
be held responsible for any damages caused by
false or improper use of the product.
false or improper use of the product. false or improper use of the product.
false or improper use of the product.
Blomus GmbH
P.O. Box 1701
59844 Sundern
GERMANY
Phone: +49 (0) 2933 / 831 – 0
Fax: +49 (0) 2933 / 831 195
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.blomus.com
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