Product information and safety instructions
RETAIN THIS LEAFLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Touching the Fire Pot during operation and cooling
phase will result in burns as the product is very hot.
Always wear a minimum of cut level 5 gloves when
handling this product as it is constructed from stainless
steel sheet metal.
Users must never:
Touch any part of the Fire Pot until it has fully cooled
down to its original ambient temperature. Touching the
Fire Pot during operation and cooling phase will result
in burns as the product will be very hot. (Note: the Fire
Pot will show burning stains on those parts in direct
contact with the flame. This is normal.) It is important
to mention that the cooling down phase can take up
to 4 hours depending on fuel, ash volume and weather
conditions.
Use the Fire Pot if there are any signs of deterioration
which may affect the proper functioning or safe
workings of this product (e.g., base grate damaged),
Leave the Fire Pot unattended. If this case arises the
user must extinguish it safely with the use of a nearby
garden hose or bucket of water prior to leaving the area,
Attempt to start the Fire Pot with flammable liquids,
pour any flammable liquids onto your Firepit during
operation,
Light the Fire Pot indoors or in confined spaces as this
could result in carbon monoxide build up which can be
fatal,
Light the Fire Pot in windy conditions as this can cause
a potentially dangerous high flame effect. If it appears
that weather conditions will deteriorate and those
deteriorations could affect the safety of those located
close by or nearby combustible materials, the Fire Pot
should be extinguished safely with the use of a nearby
garden hose or bucket of water.
Use any other fuel other than those listed in this user
manual.
Overfill your Fire Pot as this can cause overheating and
result in higher flames which can be harmful. Overfilling
will also reduce the effectiveness of the secondary air
burn and can increase the smoke volume emitted. To
avoid this the user should always keep the level of the
logs below the secondary air burn holes.
Light the Fire Pot in any public area, forest area or any
other area likely to cause fires.
Put the Fire Pot on a wooden deck or directly onto
grass.
Users must ensure:
No person is within 1.8 metres (6 foot) of the Fire
Pot when in burning and cooling phase. The only
exception to this will be for the purpose of refuelling
with additional kiln dried logs. The user must ensure to
secure loose clothing and hair.
Children, vulnerable adults, and pets are supervised to
ensure a 1.8 metre minimum distance is always adhered
to until the Fire Pot has fully cooled down and been
safely stored away. If this cannot be achieved the Fire
Pot must not be used.
They are acting responsibly if alcohol is being
consumed.
The Fire Pot is only used in your private dwelling or in
a pre-approved location where permission had been
given.
To advise guests to sit on the upwind side of the Fire Pot
to keep clear of the smoke.
Mi-Fires has adopted a policy of continuous product review, and in the interests of development and improvement the
Company reserves the right to vary the appearance and performance of any of its products without prior notice.
Taymin Business Park, Mitcham Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 4QN
Tel: 01253 600 060 Fax: 01253 600 061 www.mi-flues.com E-mail: sales@mi-fires.com
