Intended Use; Instructions For Safety And Use - Petromax cshov40 Gebrauchsanleitung

Intended use

The Petromax coal shovel is the practical helper for filling barbecue and fireplaces. The shovel can also
be used for cleaning, as the insertable sieve allows unburnt coals or briquettes to be easily separated
from the ash and reused.
The Petromax coal shovel is not suitable for food. Furthermore, it must not be left in the barbecue or
coals lit on it. It must not be used without fireproof gloves as the handle gets very hot.
Only use the product as described in the instructions for use. Any other use is considered improper
and may result in damage to property or even personal injury.
We accept no liability for damage caused by improper use.

Instructions for safety and use

• Only use the Petromax Coal Shovel outdoors or in a fireplace with a properly installed smoke outlet.
There is an acute risk of fire and suffocation! Have a fire extinguisher ready when using it.
• Let the coal or briquettes cool down outside. Use a coal bucket or let the coal cool in the
fireplace. Never store the coal or briquettes indoors, even if they appear to be almost cool.
There is a danger of suffocation! Find out about the applicable fire safety regulations and comply
with them. When lighting a fire in nature, always be considerate of flora and fauna and nature reserves.
• When building a fireplace, keep a safe distance from flammable and heat-sensitive objects and
materials.
• Only use commercially available, solid firelighters, such as the Petromax fire kit, to light the fire and
be sure to follow the instructions on the packaging.
• All parts of the Petromax Coal Shovel become very hot during use. Protect your hands with heat-re-
sistant gloves or potholders if you have to touch the hot Coal Shovel.
• The steel body of the Coal Shovel is coated with a factory-made black high-heat lacquer.
This burns partly during the first few uses and may cause additional smoke and odours.
• Be careful when adding fuel to your fireplace and always protect your hands with fireproof gloves!
• Always observe the maximum temperature of 750°C for the Coal Shovel. Therefore, only clean the
fireplace when the coal or briquettes have cooled down, e.g. on the next day.
• Always have a suitable fire extinguishing agent (e.g. a bucket of sand, fire blanket, fire extinguisher)
ready in case of emergency.
• Let the charcoal or briquettes cool down slowly after use. Never extinguish the fire or embers with
cold water! This can damage the material of your grill.
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