Vauni Globe - Installation and Usage Safety; Vauni Globe Maintenance and Care

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5.2 Installation and use
• The product is intended solely for indoor use.
• The hearth must not be installed in a space with a volume of less than  m (equivalent floor area  m).
• Installation must be in a space with normal ventilation (, exchange of air per hour). If uncertain, consult
a ventilation expert.
• The hearth must not be used in spaces which are inflammable or at risk of explosion, according to EN
- and SRVFS : (Applies for Sweden – for other markets consult your distributor).
• The hearth 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  meter from the hearth (Figure ).
• 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 hearth must not be used for cooking food.
• Fuel containers must not be stored close to the hearth.
• Any spilled fuel must be wiped off carefully before the hearth is lit.
• Fuel must NEVER be added while the hearth is burning – the refilling may be done at earliest  minutes
after the hearth has gone out.
• Denatured alcohol must never be extinguished with water.
5.3 Service and maintenance
• The hearth may be repaired only by authorized places of service.
• Fuel spillage on liner parts must immediately be wiped up with a dry rag. If this is not done, permanent
discolouring can occur.
• Maintenance according to the instructions in Section  must be done to ensure the hearth’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 hearth will keep its properties and appearance for a long time.
6.1 General cleaning
With normal use, cleaning of the hearth’s ballhousing is limited to dusting off its outer parts, which can be
done with a dry rag. If they are very dirty, a lightly moistened rag can be used, but cleaning detergents should
be avoided. The burner and the liner parts require special care as follows.