Storage And Handling - Italkero Falo Evo Instructions D'installation Et D'utilisation

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IMPORTANT! Before performing any type of maintenance, make sure the gas supply tap and/or burner supply tap are closed.
REPLACING THE BOTTLE
The gas bottle must be replaced in open or abundantly ventilated areas, away from any source of flames or sparks such as:
candles, cigarettes, other appliances that may produce flames or sparks.
1 - Make sure the appliance is completely cold;
2 - Remove the tank cover side panel (Fig 3);
3 - Remove the cylinder from the cylinder holder;
4 - Disconnect the pressure regulator from the cylinder valve;
5 - Check the state of efficiency of the gas supply pipe visually (presence of cracks) and checking the expiration date stamped;
6 - Check the efficiency of the regulator while verifying the presence and condition of the seal gas (if replacement is recommen-
ded at each change cylinder);
7 - Connect the new bottle and store it in the compartment;
8 - Check the perfect gas circuit with soapy water or specific products;
9 - Replace the side panel.
IMPORTANT! After replacement of the cylinder, the first attempts at ignition may occur with longer times due to the possible pre-
sence of air in the pipeline. Do not obstruct the ventilation slots in the cylinder compartment.
Maintenance concerns:
Cleaning the inside of the glass pipes: use a non-metal pipe-brush (optional) to remove traces of dirt and/or soot.
IMPORTANT! Dry clean with a soft cloth. The use of liquid products could create deposits and/or encrustations that are hard to
eliminate.
- Cleaning the outside of the appliance (use a soft cloth and neutral cleaning products and avoid pouring these directly on the
part to be cleaned).
- Control or replacement of the rubber gas hose (max L = 1.5m), whenever damaged and according to the schedule provided by
Laws and Standards applicable in the Country of use.
- Checking the integrity of all the parts making up the appliance; in case of wear or breakage, only replace with the
Manufacturer's original spare parts.
- replacing batteries for electronic ignition or in the Remote Control unit (Fig. 4).
NOZZLE REPLACEMENT (by professionally qualified personnel)
1 – Remove the tank cover side panel (Fig. 3);
2 – Loosen the retention screws (Fig. 7: 1) of the tap and burner drawer (Fig. 7: 2).
3 – Move the burner unit (Fig. 7: 4) so as to make the nozzle accessible.
4 – locate the nozzle (Fig. 7: 5), unscrew it delicately from its housing, and replace it, being VERY CAREFUL NOT TO DAMAGE
THE THREADED PARTS.
5 – Fit the new nozzle back on (always for the same type of gas) and delicately fully tighten.
6 – Fit everything back on in the reverse sequence.
IMPORTANT! The appliance MUST NOT under any circumstances, be transformed from Natural Gas to LPG or vice versa.
Any attempt at transformation is hazardous and the Manufacturer disclaims all liability in the event of any injury to persons or
damage to things deriving from this operation or any other tampering. The appliance must therefore ONLY be assembled by the
Manufacturer and ordered by the user directly for the type of gas to be used to fuel it.

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IMPORTANT! Moving the unit (Fig. 12) just after turning it off, let it cool completely closed and the gas supply.
If the appliance is not used for a long time (change of season or other reasons), follow the instructions below:
- Store the appliance in a dry place, protected against any possible damage.
- ALWAYS cover the burner unit and base to avoid obstructions (cobwebs, dust) or damage (denting, weather conditions, etc.).
IMPORTANT! NEVER store the appliance together with one or more gas tanks. These must always be kept in outside premises
and in conformity with the Law and Regulations applicable in the Country of use.
WArrAntY
Your appliance is covered by a two-year warranty starting on the day of purchase.
The warranty covers all manufacturing faults except those caused by use of the appliance in a way different to that specified and
intended by the Manufacturer.
The warranty starts on the date indicated on the purchase and cash receipt.
This appliance is not intended for professional uses.
Wear, corrosion, any deformation, decolouring or burnishing (especially of aluminium, satin-finish parts or the glass pipe) due to
contact with the flame and continuous heat radiation are to be considered normal and under no circumstances can be conside-
red manufacturing defects. These are caused by normal wear and tear.
It is also normal, after prolonged use, for worn parts to be replaced ALWAYS using the Manufacturer's original spare parts and
having maintenance/repairs done by professionally-qualified personnel authorised by the Manufacturer.
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