Caution: Sparks Hazard; Electro-Torch Operational Guidelines; Charcoal; Fireplaces And Pits - Homeright Electro-Torch Instruction Manual

• CAUTION
Use extreme caution when starting a fire. Some charcoal contains impurities that cause sparks and popping.
Sparks could cause minor or moderate injury or property damage.
1. Never bury tip under charcoal.
2. Never leave the unit in the fire.
3. Sparks can be generated and fly towards you and others.
4. Sparks and ash can be blown out of designated burning area.

Electro-Torch Operational Guidelines

CHARCOAL

The Electro-Torch ignite charcoal with super heated air, then
uses the blower to fan the flames. No need for starter fluids
and faster than a chimney.

FIREPLACES AND PITS

The Electro-Torch is used to preheat the flue and create
a positive draft. Its super heated air lights firewood, then
uses the air to fan the flames. No need for fire starters or
newspaper.
Easily restarts fires – when the fire burns down but not
out, add more wood and use the Electro-Torch to get it
roaring again.
C900085 Electro-Torch Hot Air Fire Starter
Sparks Hazard
•WARNING
Do not bury Electro-Torch tip in charcoal.
Doing so can damage unit and void warranty.

HOW TO USE

The Electro-Torch has a Two-Stage Ignition Switch.
Position l: Generates super-heated air to ignite the fire.
Press the trigger to Position I and touch the nozzle tip of the
Electro-Torch to the charcoal or firewood kindling. In 15 to
30 seconds you will begin to see glowing spots or sparks.
Position ll: Produces high-velocity air flow to fan
the flames.
Press the trigger to Position II, pull the nozzle tip back
approximately 3" and hold for another minute or two.
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