Safety Instructions - Planika Faro KF 22 Installation Et Manuel D'utilisation

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Read the instructions before use. Keep the instructions for future reference.
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For use outdoors or in amply ventilated areas only. The use of this appliance in enclosed areas is DANGEROUS
and is PROHIBITED.
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An amply ventilated area must have a minimum of 25 % of the surface area open. The surface area is the sum
of the walls surface.
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Do not move the appliance when in operation.
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Shut off the valve at the gas cylinder or the regulator before moving the appliance.
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In case of violent wind precautions must be taken against tilting of the appliance.
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This appliance must be used, and the gas cylinder stored, in accordance with the regulations in force.
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The FARO fireplace should installed and controlled annually according to the below installation manual as well
as enforced national and local laws regarding gas safety (installation and use).
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One needs to assess whether the data one the product plaque complies with the local type of gas and pressure.
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Do not change the structure of the device or its sealed elements nor modify the default settings of the FARO
fireplace.
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Do not set any additional imitation blocks nor any glowing coal fragments on the burner or in the combustion
chamber.
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A CO2 or a powder fire extinguisher needs to be placed near the device.
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During the first ignition the FARO fireplace needs to be burnt on maximum level for a few hours in order for
the elements to acquire correct temperature and for the remains of paint, lacquer and lubricant to evaporate.
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Do not move the device while it's working.
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FARO has been designed for decorative purposes. The surface of the FARO fireplace including the glass screens
may get hot (up to 100 degrees Celsius) with the exception of the side walls of the appliance and the control
panel.
WARNING!!! Parts of the device that are easy to reach may be very hot. Keep children away from the device.
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Glass panels must be installed when FARO is in use.
Fig 1 – Minimum ventilation area
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