Burner fuel

dmacleod17

6 years ago

How and where do you add the fuel for this fire place?

Ignis Products Optimum Recessed Ventless Ethanol Fireplace, Black Steel · More Info

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The Elite Home
6 years ago
Hi!

Thank you for your question.

Fuel is manually poured into each burner opening (when cool and unlit) and ignited with a long lighter or match.

The fireplace includes a funnel to assist in filling / refilling.
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