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– Keep a safety distance of at least 3m to
flammable materials�
– The fire pit becomes very hot and must
not be moved during operation�
– Remove the ashes only after it has
cooled down completely� Never dispose
of hot ashes through the household
garbage� Fire hazard!
– Clean the fire pit only after the device
has cooled down completely�
– When adding fuel, wear heat-resistant
gloves (e�g� oven mitts)�
– Wear proper clothes� Long, loose
sleeves can easily catch fire!
– Wear sturdy, closed shoes� Sandals do
not provide any protection against hot
charcoal pieces!
– Never leave open fire or ember
unattended� Risk of injuries and fire!
– Always have a bucket of sand ready
for extinguishing fires in case of
emergency�
– Put the remaining charcoal and ashes
into a non-flammable metal container
and then fill this container to the top with
water� Leave the charcoal and water in
the metal container for 24 hours before
disposal�
– Only use well-dried wood (storage
period
of
at
commercially available briquettes�
– Never use the fire pit as a barbecue�
– Take into consideration your neighbors,
so smoke or odors will not disturb
them and their property does not get
endangered�
16
least
3
years)
or
Assembly
Preparation
Danger
Risk of injury!
Failure
to
instructions
problems and dangers when
using the fire pit�
– Follow each assembly step described
here�
1� First, read the assembly instructions
thoroughly�
2� Take sufficient time for the assembly
and establish an even work surface of
one to two square metres�
3� Small parts such as handles may be
preassembled�
4� Look out for sharp corners and wear
protective gloves for assembly�
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