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Before lighting the lamp, check if all parts are
operational and free from damage. Make sure that the wick length is sufficient,
what this means is lower end is placed at the bottom of the font and is
completely submerged in lamp oil. The upper end should protrude far enough to
enable you to light it.
When you fill up the lamp for the first time, after a long time of inactivity or
after wick replacement, wait a while, so the wick soaks up the lamp oil in a
sufficient degree to light it. Make sure that the amount of lamp oil does not
exceed the safe level.
To light the lamp remove the lampshade, then the chimney and set the wick length
by using the winder, light the wick and adjust flame height with the setting
knob. Then replace the chimney, the lampshade and put the lamp in a safe level
place.
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most important rules of using an oil lamp:
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| 1. Always use only good quality lamp oil.
2. Always place the oil lamp on a firm, robust and non-flammable surface.
3. Always allow the lamp to cool down before taking away.
4. Always allow the lamp to cool down before cleaning.
5. The oil lamp is not a toy, keep it away from children and animals.
6. Never overfill the fuel font, the lamp should stay
alight for 12 hours when filled up to ½ to ¾ with a high quality fuel.
7. The wick length should be adjusted to ensure it omits white light. Do not
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Safety measures
The oil lamp is an absolutely safe and user-friendly product, provided that the
basic safety rules are observed when using products generating an open flame.
Do not leave the burning lamp unattended, especially when children or animals
are near by. Tipping a lamp over could damage the lamp or cause a fire! You
should ensure a correct wick length; too short a wick may not support a flame,
too long causes a large flame and lampshade overheating, which may lead to
lampshade fracture.
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