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3. DO NOT use heater to heat or boil water or as a cooking appliance.
DO NOT place cooking utensils, tea kettles or any other object on top of heater while in
operation.
4. To avoid possible burns or fire, do not move, refuel or attempt to service your heater
while it is burning or still hot. If the heater is dropped while it is burning, fuel spillage and
flames outside the heater may occur.
5. DO NOT operate heater less than one (1) meter from walls, draperies, clothing, or
furniture. The operation of any heating appliance too close to such materials could cause
them to ignite, possibly resulting in a serious fire.
6. To avoid unstable burning, do not operate your heater in areas exposed to strong drafts.
DO NOT operate heater in high-traffic areas such as doorways or hallways where it may
be touched, jarred or tipped accidentally.
7. DO NOT operate heater in direct sunlight to avoid overheating, which may cause
abnormal flame behavior.
DO NOT allow room temperature to go above 25˚-30˚C. lf the room temperature exceeds
25˚-30˚C the flame may increase, thereby producing smoke.
8. Before going out, or at bedtime, turn the heater off, making sure the wick is in its lowest
position (see Extinguishing the Flame on page 8) and flame is completely extinguished.
RISK OF INDOOR AIR POLLUTlON
Use heater only in well-ventilated areas. People with breathing problems should consult a
physician before using the heater.
"In a house of typical construction, that is, one that is not of unusually tight construction due
to heavy insulation and tight seals against air infiltration, an adequate supply of air for
combustion and ventilation is provided through infiltration. However, if the heater is used in
a small room where less than 5.7m
Btu per hour of heater rating (considering the maximum burner adjustment), the door(s) to
adjacent room(s) should be kept open or a window to the outside should be opened at least
25 mm (1 inch) to guard against potential buildup of indoor air pollution. DO NOT use the
heater in a bathroom or any other small room with the door closed."
WARNING
(200 cubic feet) of air space is provided for each 1000
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