What should be confirmed before continuing the enable process in a flame effect system?

Before continuing the enable process in a flame effect system, it is crucial to confirm the fuel supply and auxiliary services. The safe operation of flame effects relies heavily on ensuring that the fuel supply is adequate and that the auxiliary systems, such as ignition sources, ventilation, and safety controls, are functioning properly. A consistent and reliable fuel supply is necessary to maintain control over the flame effects and ensure they function as intended.

Additionally, auxiliary services may include monitoring equipment that provides critical feedback about the system's performance, such as pressure gauges and safety interlocks. If these systems are not operational or if there are issues with the fuel supply, it could lead to uncontrolled flame effects or safety hazards, which is why confirming their status is essential before proceeding with the enable process.