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5 Servicing/Maintenance
•Do not try to open, modify or repair the Flame Simulator.
•Repair, inspection or maintenance of this equipment should be performed by
suitable trained personnel, in accordance with the applicable code of practice, e.g.
EN 60079-19. Operation must be in accordance with recognized standards of the
appropriate authority in the country concerned.
•Charge battery in a safe area– Battery chamber should only be opened in a non-
hazardous location.
1. Periodically, the flame simulators front window should be cleaned using a soft cloth, water and
a mild detergent. Clean and dry window.
2. Always make sure the flame simulator battery is fully charged prior to use.
3. To maintain the battery life, it should be fully charged at least once in a 3-month period.
4. Replace battery only with part number SP-F-SIM-BATT.
5.1 Simulator charging
Charge battery in a safe area – Battery chamber should only be opened in a non-
hazardous location.
1. Release the locking screw using the Allen key.
2. Using strap wrench tool to remove the back-battery cover (2) of simulator by unscrewing.
3. Connect supplied charger to charging jack (8) and connect charger to power supply, 110-
220VAC.
4. Allow to charge for at least 3 hours until the green LED on the charger is seen .
5. Disconnect charger, close back-battery cover (2) and tighten using the removal tool.
6. Close the locking screw using the Allen key.
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