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7. Remove the defect lamp by vertically lifting it carefully and by pulling it out of the plug pins of the lamp holder (see
Figure 4 and 4a). Replace it with a coloured Gu5.3 basic Opti-myst lamp of 12V, 45W and 8º radiation angle, available
from your dealer or from Faber International, telephone +31 (0) 513656500.
8. Put the two plug pins of the new lamp in the two holes of the lamp holder. Push the lamp into place (see Figure 4
and 4a).
9. Put the adapter, water reservoir and fuel bed back.
10. Turn on the fire.
Filling the water reservoir
If the water reservoir is empty, the flame and smoke effect will stop and you will hear two beeps. In that case, follow
these steps:
1. Put switch 'A' in the OFF position (0). (See Figure 2)
2. Carefully remove the fuel bed and put it carefully on the floor (see Figure 3).
3. Remove the water reservoir by lifting it straight up.
4. Put the water reservoir in the kitchen sink and turn the cap counterclockwise in order to open the reservoir. (See
Figure 5)
5. Only fill the reservoir with sufficiently soft (<10dH) or demineralised water. This is needed to guarantee the
lifespan of the flame and smoke mechanism.
6. Close the cap by screwing it back on, but don't turn it too tightly.
7. Place the reservoir back on the receptacle while the reservoir's cap is pointing downwards and the flat side of the
reservoir is pointing outwards.
8. Carefully put the fuel bed back.
9. Put switch 'A' in the ON position ( I ). (See Figure 2)
Cleaning
WARNING: ALWAYS UNPLUG BEFORE CLEANING THE FIRE
We recommend to clean the following parts once per fortnight and - in the case of intensive use of more than 2 hours
per day - once per week, especially in regions with hard water:
water reservoir, receptacle, adapter, air filter, reservoir cap and valve.
For general cleaning, use a soft and clean cloth - never use abrasive cleaning agents. Occasionally use the auxiliary
brush of a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and fluff from the exhaust grill of the fan.
Water reservoir
1. Remove the water reservoir as described above, put it in the kitchen sink and drain the water.
2. Use the supplied brush to brush the inside of the cap. Pay special attention to the rubber ring in the outer groove
and the middle rubber seal.
3. Pour a little bit of dishwashing liquid into the reservoir, put the cap back, shake well and rinse until all traces of the
dishwashing liquid have disappeared.
4. Fill the reservoir only with filtered tap water, put the cap back and don't turn it too tightly.
Receptacle
1. Put switch 'A' in the OFF (0) position.
2. Carefully remove the fuel bed and put it carefully on the floor (see Figure 3).
3. Remove the water reservoir by lifting it.
4. Disconnect the electrical connection at the right side of the receptacle (see Figure 6).
5. Loosen the right locking lips of the receptacle by turning these 90º. This way the entire receptacle can be removed
(see Figure 6a).
6. Carefully lift the receptacle. Make sure you keep it straight so that you don't spill water. Put the receptacle in the
kitchen sink.
7. Loosen the left locking lips of the receptacle by turning these 90º and remove the adapter (see Figure 4).
8. Remove the transductor and carefully keep the receptacle slanted (as illustrated) so that the liquid runs out the
receptacle (see Figure 8).
9. Pour a little bit of dishwashing liquid into the receptacle and use the supplied brush to clean all surfaces in the
receptacle carefully. Do this also to the transductor including the metal disks located in the upper groove area (see
Figure 9).
10. Rinse the receptacle and transductor well with clean water after cleaning.
11. Clean the surface of the smoke exhaust of the receptacle's cover using the brush and rinse well with water (see
Figure 10).
12. To mount everything, carry out the aforementioned steps in reverse order.
Air filter
1. Put switch 'A' in the OFF (0) position (see Figure 2).
2. Carefully remove the fuel bed and put it carefully on the floor (see Figure 3).
3. Carefully slide the air filter upwards and out of the plastic holder (see Figure 11).
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