Maintenance and Precautions

Maintenance and repair:
1. Clean the wood burning stove after use.
2. Do not wipe the stove with a corrosive sponge or spray harsh chemical solvents on the stove body.
3. Be careful when cleaning the wood burner and do not bump it.
4. When not in use, keep the wood burner in a dry and ventilated environment.
Daily maintenance:
1. If the body and parts are stained, remove them with diluted dishwashing detergent on a cloth and wipe off the detergent well with a dry cloth to dry them. 2. When storing, remove the water and store in a dry condition. If rust is present, remove it before using.
3. When cleaning the wood burner, please use rubber gloves etc. to prevent hand abrasions. 4. The material of this product will naturally change colour with use.
Fire precautions:
Do not place flammable objects on or next to the stove when in use
Do not use the wood burner in areas where there is a risk of falling objects. When using the wood burner, keep at least 1 metre away from flammable objects.
Environment:
Do not use the wood burner in a car, camper or indoor enclosed space. The wood burner produces carbon monoxide, which is odourless and can be lethal. Always use the wood burner on a flat, solid surface.
Do not use in dangerous weather such as strong winds or bad weather because of the risk of sparks and ash splattering.

Do not use near flammable materials as there is a risk of fire and burns.
Ventilation:
Always use this wood burner in a well-ventilated area. Do not use this wood burner in an enclosed area.
Burn warning:
Do not touch the wood burner while in use. It takes time to cool down the cooker, do not touch it until it has cooled down completely.
Always store the wood burner out of the reach of children. When the wood burner is lit, no body parts such as hands or face should be near the burner.