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8. SAFETY
There are possible risks to be taken into
account when operating your solid fuel fireplace,
whatever the brand. These risks may be minimised
if the instructions and recommendation provided in
this manual are followed.
Below are a series of standards and
recommendations, although we especially advise
you to use your common sense:
a) Keep any combustible material (furniture,
curtains, clothing, etc.) at a minimum safety
distance of 0.90m.
b) The cinders must be emptied into a metal
container and immediately removed from the
house.
c) Never use liquid fuel to light your fireplace.
Keep any type of inflammable liquid (Petrol, oil,
alcohol, etc.
d) Make periodic inspections of the chimney and
clean it whenever necessary. Also inspect the
seals, glass, screws, etc.
e) Do not position near to combustible walls or
those with a type of covering susceptible to
damage or wear due to the temperature
(Varnishes, paint, etc.) Precaution must also
be taken that the hot air grille
is not placed on combustible elements.
f) Protect your hand with a glove or other
insulating material, as while working the
opening and closing handle heats up.
REPLACING THE POWER CABLE
If the power cable is damage it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, by the Technical
Assistance Service or by a skilled professional in
order to avoid any risks.
INDUSTRIAS HERGÓM, S.A. denies any
responsibility
derived
from
a
defective
installation or from an incorrect use and
reserves the right to modify its products without
prior warning.
Responsibility for manufacturing defects will be
subjected to the criteria and verification of its
technicians and, under all circumstances, will be
limited to the repair or replacement of its products,
excluding any work or damage that said repair may
cause.
