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6. T

urn camp

stove “OFF”

turning control

knob

to the

“OFF” position.

Remove

LP gas

tank and

properly store

tank.

Cleaning and Care

CAUTION:

All cleaning

and maintenance

should

be done

when camp

stove

is cool

and with

the

fuel supply

disconnected.

CAUTION:

DO NO

T clean

any

camp sto

ve part

in a

self cleaning

oven.

The

extreme

heat will

damage the

finish.

CAUTION:

Keep camp

stove

clear

and free

from

combusitble materials,

gasolline

and other

flammable vapours

and liquids.

CAUTION:

Do NO

T obstruct

the flow

combustion and

ventilation air

Notices

1. Abrasive

cleaners

will damage

this product.

2. Never

use oven

cleaner

to clean

any

part of

camp sto

ve.

Inspecting

This camp

stove should

be inspected

on a

regular

basis to

ensure product

safety and

longer product

life.

WARNING:

Do NO

T attempt

to clean

this camp

stove

unless the

flames are

COMPLETELY

out

and unit

is cool

to the

touch.

1. Check

burner to

make sure

it is

secure.

2. Check

venturi to

make sure

it is

clear

and free

spider nests.

3. Check

all gas

connections for

leaks.

4. Check

components for

any

signs of

damage

or rust.

5. If

damage

to an

y component

is detected,

NOT

operate

until repairs

are executed.

Figure 5

WARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY

For Outdoor Use Only

(outside any enc

losure)

DANGER

If you smell gas -

1. Do

not attempt

light appliance.

2. Extinguish

any

open

flame.

3. Disconnect

from fuel

supply.

DANGER

CARBON MONOXIDE

HAZARD

•This appliance can

produce carbon

monoxide which has

no odor.

•Using it in an

enclosed space can

kill you.

•Never use this

appliance in an

enclosed space such

as a camper, tent,

car

or home.

WARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Do not

store or

use

gasoline or

other liquids

with flammable

vapors

in the

vicinity of

this or

any

other appliance.

DANGER:

Failure

to follow

these

instructions, dangers,

warning

and cautions

this manual

may result

in serious

bodily injur

or death,

in a

fire or

an explosion

causing

damage to

property.

ARNING:

Improper installation,

adjustment,

alteration, ser

vice or

maintenance can

cause injur

y or

property damage.

Read the

installation, operation

and

maintenance instructions

thoroughly before

installing or

servicing

this equipment.

Do NO

T operate,

light

or use

this appliance

within 8

feet of

walls, structures

buildings.

Keep all

combustible items

and surf

aces

at least

21 inches

(53 cm)

away

from the

camp sto

ve at

all times.

NOT

use this

camp sto

ve or

any

gas product

under

any

overhead

or near

any

unprotected

combustible constructions.

This camp

stove

is NO

T for

commercial use.

This camp

stove

is for

use with

liquid

propane (LP)

gas only

. The

conversion to

or attempted

use of

natural gas

in this

gas camp

stove

is dangerous

and will

void

your warranty

gas Characteristics:

a. LP

gas is

flammable and

hazardous if

handled improperly

. Become

aware

the characteristics

before using

any

gas product.

b. LP

gas is

explosive

under pressure,

heavier than

air and

settles and

pools in

low areas.

c. LP

gas in

its natural

state has

no odor

For your

safety, an

odorant is

added that

smells like

rotten cabbage.

d. Contact

with LP

gas can

cause freeze

burns to

skin.

not store

spare LP

cylinder

within 10

feet (3.05

m) of

this appliance.

LP cylinder

not connected

for use

shall

not be

stored in

the vicinity

of this

or an

other appliance.

gas tank

needed to

operate. Only

tanks

marked “propane”

may

be used.

The LP

gas tank

used with

the camp

stove

must be

constructed and

marked in

accordance with

the Specifications

for LP-

gas cylinders

of the

U.S. Department

Transportation

(DOT)

Transport

Canada,

CAN/CSA

339

LP gas

tank must

be arranged

for vapor

withdrawal.

LP gas

tank must

remain upright

or at

45º angle.

not use

when laying

LP gas

tank flat,

this will

cause damage

to your

camp sto

ve and

void your

warranty.

Dented or

rusted LP

gas tanks

may be

hazardous and

should be

checked by

your

LP gas

supplier prior

to use.

The LP

gas tank

should not

be dropped

handled roughly

LP gas

tanks must

be stored

outdoors out

of the

reach of

children and

must not

stored in

a building,

garage

or an

y other

enclosed

area. Y

our tank

must never

stored where

temperatures can

reach over

125°F.

Never attempt

to attach

this camp

stove

to the

self-contained LP

gas system

of a

camper trailer

, motor

home or

house.

Do not

install or

use in

or on

boats or

recreational vehic

les.

The use

of alcohol,

prescription

or non-

prescription drugs

may impair

the

consumer’s

ability to

properly assemble

and safely

operate the

appliance.

Never use

charcoal, lighter

fluid, lav

a rocks,

gasoline, kerosene

or alcohol

with this

product.

Your

camp sto

ve has

been checked

at all

factor

y connections

for leaks.

Recheck

all

connections, as

movement

in shipping

can

loosen connections.

Check for

leaks even

if your

unit was

assembled for

you by

someone else.

Do not

operate if

gas leak

is present.

Gas

leaks may

cause a

fire or

explosion.

You

must follow

all leak-checking

procedures before

operating. T

o prevent

fire

or explosion

hazard when

testing for

a leak:

a. Always

perform leak

test before

lighting

the camp

stove

and each

time the

tank is

connected for

use.

b. No

smoking. Do

not use

or permit

sources of

ignition in

the area

while

conducting a

leak test.

c. Conduct

the leak

test outdoors

in a

well-

ventilated area.

d. Do

not use

matches, lighters

or a

flame

to check

for leaks.

e. Do

not use

camp sto

ve until

any

and all

leaks are

corrected. If

you are

unable

to stop

a leak,

disconnect

the LP

gas

supply.

Call a

gas appliance

serviceman

or your

local LP

gas supplier

Do not

use in

an explosive

atmosphere.

Keep camp

stove

area clear

and free

from

combustible materials,

gasoline

and other

flammable vapors

and liquids.

It is

essential to

keep the

camp sto

ve’s

valve

compartment, burners

and circulating

air passages

clean.

Inspect

camp sto

before each

use.

Do not

alter camp

stove

in an

y manner

doing so

will void

your warranty

Do not

use the

camp sto

ve unless

it is

COMPLETELY

assembled and

all parts

are

securely fastened

and tightened.

This camp

stove

should be

thoroughly

cleaned

and inspected

on a

regular basis.

Use only

the regulator

provided.

The

replacement regulator

shall be

that

specified by

the manuf

acturer.

Use only

Blue Rhino

Global Sourcing,

Inc.

factor

y authorized

parts. The

use of

any

part that

is not

factor

y authorized

can

be dangerous.

This

will also

void your

warranty.

Do not

touch metal

parts of

camp sto

until it

has completely

cooled (about

45 min.)

to avoid

burns, unless

you are

wearing protective

gear (pot

holders,

gloves,

BBQ

mittens, etc.).

When cooking,

fire

extinguishing

materials

shall be

readily accessible.

the event

of an

oil/grease fire,

not attempt

extinguish

with water

. Use

type BC

dry

chemical fire

extinguisher

or smother

with

dirt, sand

or baking

soda.

not use

camp sto

ve in

high winds.

Never lean

over

the camp

stove

when

lighting.

Do NO

T use

this camp

stove

if an

y part

has been

under water

. Immediately

call a

qualified ser

vice technician

to inspect

the

appliance and

to replace

any

part or

control

system and

any

gas control

which has

been

under water

Do not

leave a

lit camp

stove

unattended,

especially keep

children and

pets away

from camp

stove

at all

times.

Do not

attempt to

move

the camp

stove

when in

use. Allow

the camp

stove

to cool

before mo

ving or

storing.

Storage of

camp sto

ve indoors

permissible only

if the

tank is

disconnected,

removed

from the

camp sto

ve and

properly

stored outdoors.

Do not

attempt to

disconnect the

gas

regulator from

the tank

or an

y gas

fitting

while the

camp sto

ve is

in use.

Disconnect LP

gas tank

when not

in use.

Always use

your camp

stove

on a

hard,

non-combustable, level

surface.

asphalt

or blacktop

surface

may not

be acceptable

for this

purpose.

Do not

use directly

on wooden

decks or

wooden picnic

tables.

Keep all

electrical cords

away

from a

hot

camp sto

ve.

Do not

use camp

stove

for indoor

cooking

or heating.

TOXIC

fumes can

accumulate

and cause

asphyxiation.

After a

period of

storage and/or

nonuse,

check for

leaks and

burner obstructions.

Always use

a meat

thermometer to

ensure

food is

cooked to

a safe

temperature.

Never co

ver entire

cooking area

with

aluminum foil.

Do not

store a

spare LP

gas tank

under or

near this

appliance.

Use protective

gloves

when assembling

this

product.

Do not

force parts

together as

this can

result in

personal injur

y or

damage to

the

product.

Death, serious

injury

or damage

to property

may occur

if the

above

is not

followed

exactly

Assembly Instructions

For

Easiest Assembly:

•T

o avoid

losing an

y small

components, assemble

your product

on a

hard, level

surface tha

t does

not ha

ve cracks

or openings.

•Clear

an area

large enough

to layout

all

components.

•F

ollow

all steps

in order

to properly

assemble

your product.

complete assembly

you will

need:

•(1)

Leak Detection

Solution (Instructions

on ho

to make

solution are

included

in “Opera

ting

Instructions” section)

•(1)

14.1 oz

LP gas

tank.

Typical assembly:

approxima

tely 5 minutes.

1. Lift Bottom P

anel

2. Remo

ve Cooking Grid

3. Remo

ve Regulator

4. Close Bottom P

anel

5. Unfold Legs

6. Lift Lid

7. Unfold Wind Guard Side P

anels

8. Insert Cooking Grid

9. Attach Regulator

10. When Not In Use

Operating Instructions

This camp

stove is

designed to

operate

with a

one

pound 7-3/8”

high

disposable / 14.1

oz. propane

gas

tank (DOT

39 Cylinder).

DO NOT A

TTEMPT TO REFILL ANY ONE POUND

(14.1 oz.) PROPANE GAS T

ANKS!

Connecting Gas Tank

1. Make

sure the

control knobs

are in

the “OFF”

position. (F

igure 1)

2. Lubrica

te the

threads of

the regula

tor valve

with petroleum

jelly, insert

the gas

tank into

the

regulator

valve and

hand-tighten firmly

. (F

igure 2)

3. LP

gas tank

must be

kept at

a 45º

angle. (F

igure 3)

4. T

est for

leaks.

maximize use

and prevent

damage to

the

camp sto

ve and

it’s

components, you

must

keep the

LP gas

tank a

45 degree

angle. Not

doing so

will void

your

warranty.

Checking for Leaks

Burner Connection

1. Make

sure the

regulator

is securely

fastened to

the

burner.

(Figure

If your

unit was

assembled for

you, visually

check

the connection

between the

burner and

regulator

WARNING:

Failure

to inspect

this connection

follow these

instructions could

cause a

fire or

an explosion

which can

cause death,

serious

bodily injur

y or

damage to

property.

2. If

the burner

pipe does

not rest

flush to

the

regulator

please contact

1.800.762.1142 for

assistance.

Regulator / 1lbs. LP Gas T

ank Connection

1. Make

2-3 oz.

leak solution

by mixing

one part

liquid dishwashing

soap

with three

parts wa

ter.

2. Make

sure control

knob is

“OFF”. (F

igure 1)

3. Spoon

several drops

of solution,

use squirt

bottle, a

t the

burner to

regulator

connection and

the

LP gas

tank to

regulator

connection. (F

igures 4

& 5)

4. Inspect

the solution

at the

connections, looking

for bubbles.

NO bubbles

appear

, the

connections are

secure.

If bubbles

appear

, you

have

a leak.

a. Loosen

and retighten

the connections,

making

sure the

connections are

secure.

b. Retest

with solution.

If you

continue to

see bubbles

after several

attempts,

disconnect

propane source

and

contact 1.800.762.1142

for assistance.

First Use

1. Make

sure all

labels, packa

ging and

protective

films ha

ve been

removed from

the camp

stove.

2. Remove

manufacturing oils

before cooking

on this

camp stove

for the

first time,

operating

the

camp stove

for at

least 5

minutes on

“ON”. This

will “hea

t clean”

the

internal parts

and dissipa

odors.

Lighting

DO NO

T expose

the camp

stove

flammable

vapors

or liquids

during lighting.

1. Make

sure all

labels, packa

ging and

protective

films ha

ve been

removed from

the camp

stove.

2. Make

sure there

are no

obstructions of

airflow

the unit.

Spiders

and insects

can nest

within and

clog

the burner

/ venturi

tube at

the orifice.

A clogged

burner tube

can lead

to a

fire

beneath the

appliance.

3. Control

knobs must

be in

the “OFF”

position.

(Figure

4. W

earing hea

t reistant

gloves, position

a lit

long

match

or lit

long butane

lighter near

the side

of the

burner. (F

igure 6)

5. T

urn control

knob clockwise

to “ON”.

6. If

ignition does

not occur

in 5

seconds, turn

burner

control knob

“OFF”, wait

5 minutes

and repea

lighting procedure.

7. After

lighting, obser

ve the

burner flame.

Make

sure

all burner

ports are

lit and

flame height

matches

illustration.

igure 7)

8. Repea

t steps

4-7 for

second burner

CAUTION:

If burner

flame goes

out during

operation, immediately

turn the

control knobs

“OFF” and

let the

gas clear

for about

5 minutes

before re-lighting.

Turning Off

1. T

urn control

knobs to

the “OFF”

position.

2. Remove

LP gas

tank and

properly store

tank.

Cooking

1. Ignite

burner(s) per

lighting instructions.

2. W

ear protective

gloves to

place pots

and/or pans

onto burner

grid.

3. W

ear protective

gloves and

use long

handled tongs

to place

food into

the pots

and/or pans

above the

lit burner(s).

4. Adjust

controls to

desired tempera

ture.

5. Cook

until desired

internal food

temperatures

are

achieved.

Cleaning Surfaces

WARNING:

Do NO

T attempt

to clean

this camp

stove

unless the

flames are

COMPLETELY

out

and unit

is cool

to the

touch.

WARNING:

Do NO

T use

oven

cleaner

or abrasive

cleaners

as they

will damage

this product.

1. Wipe

surfaces clean

with mild

dishwashing

detergent or

baking soda.

2. F

or stubborn

surfaces use

a citrus

based degreaser

and a

nylon

scrubbing brush.

3. Rinse

clean

with wa

ter.

Cleaning Burner

1. T

urn gas

“OFF” a

t the

control knobs

and remove

LP gas

tank.

2. Remove

regulator

3. Remove

cooking grid.

4. Remove

burners.

5. Clean

inlet of

burners with

small bottle

brush or

compressed air

6. Remove

all food

residue and

dirt on

burner

surfaces.

7. Clean

any

clogged

ports with

a stiff

wire (such

an opened

paper

clip).

8. Inspect

burners for

any

damage

(cracks or

holes). If

damage

is found,

replace

with new

burner(s) from

the manufacturer

9. Reinstall

burners. Reconnect

regulator

10. Replace

cooking grid.

11. Preform

leak test.

Product Registration

For

faster warranty

service,

your product

immediately

at www

.bluerhino.com or

call

1.800.762.1142.

Limited Warranty

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc (“V

endor”) warrants

to the original retail purchaser of this product, and to

no other person, tha

t if this product is assembled and

operated in accordance with the printed instructions

accompanying it,

then for a period of one (1) year from

the date of purchase,

all parts in suchproduct shall

be free from defects in material and workmanship.

Vendor may require reasonable proof of your da

of purchase. Therefore,

you should retain your sales

slip or invoice. This Limited

Warranty shall be limited

to the repair or replacement of parts, which prove

defective under normal use and service and which

Vendor shall determine in its reasonable discretion

upon examina

tion to

be defective.

Before

returning an

parts, you should contact

Vendor’

s Customer Service

Department using

the contact

information

listed belo

If Vendor confirms,

after examination,

a defect covered

by this Limited W

arranty in any returned part,

and if

Vendor a

pproves the claim,

Vendor will replace such

defective part without charge. If you return defective

parts, transporta

tion charges must be prepaid by you.

Vendor will return replacement parts to the original

retail purchaser, freight or posta

ge prepaid.

This Limited W

arranty does not cover any failures or

operating difficulties due to accident,

abuse, misuse,

alteration,

misapplica

tion, improper installa

tion or

improper maintenance or service by you or an

third party, or failure to perform normal and

routine

maintenance on theproduct as set out in this o

wner’s

manual. In addition,

the Limited W

arranty does not

cover damage to the finish,

such as scratches,

dents,

discoloration,

rust or other weather dama

ge, after

purchase.

This Limited W

arranty is in lieu of all other express

warranties. V

endor disclaims all warranties for

products that are purchased from sellers other than

authorized retailers or distributors, inc

luding the

warranty of merchantability or the warranty of fitness

for a particular purpose. VENDOR

ALSO DISCLAIMS

ANY AND

ALL IMPLIED W

ARRANTIES, INCLUDING

WITHOUT LIMITATION

THE IMPLIED W

ARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A P

ARTICULAR

PURPOSE. VENDOR SHALL HA

VE NO LIABILITY TO

PURCHASER OR ANY

THIRD PAR

TY FOR ANY SPECIAL,

INDIRECT, PUNITIVE,

INCIDENTAL,

OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES. V

endor further disclaims an

y implied or

express warranty of, and assumes no responsibility

for, defects in workmanship caused by third parties.

This Limited W

arranty gives the purchaser specific

legal rights; a purchaser may have other rights

depending upon where he or she lives. Some

jurisdictions do not allow the exc

lusion or limitation

of special, incidental or consequential dama

ges, or

limitations on ho

w long a warranty lasts, so the above

exclusion and limita

tions may not apply to ever

yone.

Vendor does not authorize an

y person or company

to assume for it any other obliga

tion or liability in

connection with the sale, installa

tion, use,

removal,

return, or replacement of its equipment,

and no such

representations are binding on

Vendor

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc

Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA

(800) 762-1142

Troubleshooting

Please visit

www.bluerhino.com

or call

1.800.762.1142.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 4

45º

Figure 3

60º

Figure 7

1/2"

12.7 mm

6.4mm

0mm

1/4"

Flame

Figure 6

Match

Parts List / Liste des pièces / Lista de piezas

Cooking Grid / Grille de cuisson / Parrilla de cocción

55-10-430

Body Assembly* / Réchaud assemblé * / Carcasa de la cocinilla*

55-10-329

Control Knob (2)* / Bouton de commande (2)* / Perilla de control (2)*

55-09-454

Regulator / Régulateur / Regulador

55-10-327

* Pre-assembled / Pré-assemblé / * Viene ensamblado

Exploded View / Vue éclatée / Diagrama de explosión

OWNER’S MANUAL

MANUEL D’UTILISATION

MANUAL DEL USUARIO

Manufactured in China for / Fabriqué en Chine pour / Fabricado en China:

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc

Winston-Salem, NC USA

1.800.762.1142, www.bluerhino.com

Save these instructions for future reference.
If you are assembling this unit for someone else, give this manual to him or her to read and save for future
reference.
The use and installation of this product must conform to local codes. In absence of local codes, use the

National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54, CAN/CGA-B149.1, Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code.

California Proposition 65: Chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm are created by the combustion of propane.

Certified Under / Homologué par / Certificado por:
ANS Z21.72b (2002) • CSA 11.2b (2002) Camp Stoves

Conserve estas instrucciones para futuras consultas.
Si está montando esta unidad para otra persona, entréguele este manual para futuras consultas.
El uso e instalación de este producto ha de realizarse de acuerdo con los códigos locales. Si no existen
códigos locales, use las normas siguientes:

Código Nacional para Gas y Combustibles, ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54,

CAN/CGA-B149.1, Código de Instalación de Propano y Gas Natural.

Propuesta 65 de California: La combustión del propano crea productos químicos considerados por el Estado
de California como causantes de cáncer, malformaciones congénitas u otros daños reproductivos.

Conservez ces instructions afin de pouvoir les consulter ultérieurement.
Si vous êtes en train d’assembler cet appareil pour une autre personne, veuillez lui fournir le manuel afin
qu’elle puisse le lire et le consulter plus tard.
L’utilisation et l’installation de cet appareil doivent être conformes aux codes locaux. En l’absence de codes
locaux, suivez le

Code national du gaz et des combustibles, les normes ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54, CAN/CGA-

B149.1 et le Code d’installation du gaz naturel et du propane.

Proposition 65 de Californie: L’État de la Californie reconnait que la combustion du propane produit des
émanations et des résidus chimiques qui provoquent le cancer, des malformations congénitales et sont
nocifs pour le système reproductif.

Outdoor LP Gas Camp Stove

Réchaud de camping d’extérieur au propane

Cocinilla de campamento a gas propano

líquido para exteriores

Model No. / Modèle nº / Modelo no. GCT904W

English –

Español – 7

Español – 6

4. Usando guantes resistentes al calor, coloque un

encendedor de butano largo o una cerilla larga
encendida cerca del lado del quemador. (figura 6)

a. Gire la perilla de control en sentido antihorario a

la posición “ON” (encendido).

b. Aleje la cerilla o encendedor de butano largo.

5. Si el quemador no se enciende en 5 segundos,

gire la perilla de control del quemador a
“OFF” (apagado), espere 5 minutos y repita el
procedimiento de encendido.

6. Después de encender el quemador observe su

llama y asegúrese de que todos los orificios estén
encendidos y que la altura de la llama corresponda
a la del diagrama. (figura 7)

7. Repita los pasos 6 a 6 para los otros quemadores.

PRECAUCIÓN: Si la llama del quemador se
apaga durante el funcionamiento, cierre el
gas (“OFF”) inmediatamente y espere que la
zona quede despejada de gas antes de volver
a encenderlo.

Apagado:

1. Gire la perilla de control a la posición “OFF”

(apagado).

2. Remueva el tanque de gas propano líquido y

guárdelo en un lugar apropiado.

Uso por primera vez

1. Verifique que todos los empaques, etiquetas y

envolturas de protección han sido removidos de
la cocinilla.

2. Remueva todo aceite de fabricación que encuentre

en la unidad antes de usar la cocinilla por primera
vez, encendiendo la cocinilla por lo menos por 5
minutos en la graduación “ON” (encendido). Esto
realizará una “limpieza por calor” en las piezas
internas de la unidad y hará que los olores se
disipen.

Cocción

1. Encienda el (los) quemador(es) siguiendo las

instrucciones de encendido.

2. Use guantes de protección para colocar cazerolas o

ollas en la parrilla de cocción.

3. Use guantes de protección y tenacillas de mango

largo para colocar los alimentos en las cazerolas o
en las ollas sobre los quemadores encendidos.

4. Ajuste los controles a la temperatura deseada.
5. Haga la cocción de los alimentos hasta que

la temperatura interna del alimento se haya
alcanzado.

6. Apague la cocinilla de campamento girando la

perilla de control a la posición “OFF” (apagado).
Remueva el tanque de gas propano y guárdelo en
un lugar apropiado.

Limpieza y cuidado

PRECAUCIÓN: Todas las operaciones de
limpieza y mantenimiento deben realizarse
con la cocinilla fría y con el suministro de
combustible del tanque de propano líquido
desconectado.
PRECAUCIÓN: NO limpie ninguna pieza de esta
cocinilla en un horno de limpieza automática.
El calor extremo dañará el terminado.
PRECAUCIÓN: Mantenga la cocinilla de
campamento limpia y libre de materiales
combustibles, gasolina y otros vapores y
líquidos inflamables.
PRECAUCIÓN: NO obstruya el flujo de
combustión y aire de ventilación.

Avisos

1. No use productos de limpieza abrasivos pues

dañarán este aparato.

2. No utilice nunca productos limpiahornos para

limpiar cualquier pieza de la cocinilla.

3. Nunca use ninguna pieza de esta cocinilla en un

horno de limpieza automática. El calor extremo
dañará el terminado.

Inspección

Esta cocinilla de campamento debe inspeccionarse
con regularidad para garantizar la seguridad del
producto y una larga vida útil.

ADVERTENCIA: NO trate de limpiar esta
cocinilla de campamento a menos que las
llamas estén COMPLETAMENTE apagadas y la
unidad esté fría al tacto.

1. Revise el quemador para comprobar que esté

seguro.

2. Revise el tubo venturi para asegurarse de que está

limpio y libre de nidos de arañas.

3. Revise las conexiones de gas para asegurar que

no hayan fugas.

4. Revise los componentes en busca de señales de

daño o corrosión.

5. Si detecta daño en cualquiera de los componentes,

NO opere el producto hasta que se hayan realizado
las reparaciones.

Limpieza de las superficies

ADVERTENCIA: NO intente limpiar esta cocinilla
de campamento a menos que las llamas estén
COMPLETAMENTE apagadas y la unidad esté
fría al tacto.
ADVERTENCIA: NO use limpiador de horno ni
limpiadores abrasivos, ya que estos causarán
daño al producto.

1. Limpie las superficies con un detergente suave de

lavado de platos o con soda de hornear.

2. En superficies de limpieza difícil, use un

desengrasador a base de cítricos y un cepillo de
nylon.

3. Enjuague las superficies con agua limpia.

Limpieza del quemador

1. Apague el gas con la perilla de control y remueva

el tanque de gas propano líquido.

2. Remueva el regulador.
3. Remueva las rejillas del quemador.
4. Remueva el quemador.
5. Limpie el orificio de entrada del quemador con un

cepillo pequeño de limpiar botellas o con chorro de
aire comprimido.

6. Remueva de la superficie del quemador todo

residuo de comida o suciedad.

7. Limpie cualquier puerto que encuentre tapado

con un alambre rígido, tal como un sujetapapeles
abierto.

8. Examine el quemador para detectar daños – como

rajaduras o huecos. Si encuentra algún daño
reemplace el quemador.

9. Vuelva a instalar el quemador. Vuelva a conectar

el encendedor y coloque nuevamente el resguardo
contra el viento y el regulador.

10. Vuelva a colocar la rejilla del quemador.
11. Haga una prueba de fugas.

Registro del producto

Para beneficiar del servicio de garantía más
rapidamente, sírvase registrar su unidad
inmediatamente visitando nuestro sitio Internet
www.bluerhino.com o llamando al 1.800.762.1142.

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al comprador original, al detal, de este producto, y
a ninguna otra persona, que si la unidad se arma
y opera de acuerdo con las instrucciones impresas
que la acompañan y por un período de un (1) año
a partir de la fecha de compra, todas las piezas de
este producto estarán libres de defectos en material
y mano de obra. El fabricante podrá requerir prueba
razonable de la fecha de compra. Por lo tanto, usted
debe conservar el recibo de venta o la factura. Esta
garantía limitada estará limitada a la reparación o
reemplazo de las piezas que resulten defectuosas en
condiciones de servicio y uso normal y las que un
examen indique, a satisfacción del fabricante, que
están defectuosas. Antes de devolver cualquier pieza,
comuníquese con el Departamento de Servicio al
Cliente (Customer Service Department) del fabricante.
Si el fabricante confirma el defecto y aprueba el
reclamo, el fabricante decidirá reemplazar tales
partes sin costo alguno. Si se le pide que devuelva las
partes defectuosas, los costos de transporte deberán
ser prepagados. El fabricante devolverá las partes al
cliente con costo de transporte o envío prepagados.
Esta garantía limitada no cubre fallas o dificultades
de operación debidas a accidente, abuso, mal uso,
alteración, empleo en usos inapropiados, instalación
defectuosa o mantenimiento o servicio inapropiado
o falla en la realización de mantenimiento normal
y rutinario como se prescribe en este manual del
usuario.
Además, la garantía limitada no cubre daños al
terminado de la unidad, tales como rasguños,
abolladuras, descoloridos, oxidaciones y otros daños
causados por la intemperie después de la compra
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GCT904W-OM-102 EFS

Notes / Remarques / Notas:

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Diagrama de explosión y elementos de ferretería

Notes / Remarques / Notas

6. T

urn camp

stove “OFF”

turning control

knob

to the

“OFF” position.

Remove

LP gas

tank and

properly store

tank.

Cleaning and Care

CAUTION:

All cleaning

and maintenance

should

be done

when camp

stove

is cool

and with

the

fuel supply

disconnected.

CAUTION:

DO NO

T clean

any

camp sto

ve part

in a

self cleaning

oven.

The

extreme

heat will

damage the

finish.

CAUTION:

Keep camp

stove

clear

and free

from

combusitble materials,

gasolline

and other

flammable vapours

and liquids.

CAUTION:

Do NO

T obstruct

the flow

combustion and

ventilation air

Notices

1. Abrasive

cleaners

will damage

this product.

2. Never

use oven

cleaner

to clean

any

part of

camp sto

ve.

Inspecting

This camp

stove should

be inspected

on a

regular

basis to

ensure product

safety and

longer product

life.

WARNING:

Do NO

T attempt

to clean

this camp

stove

unless the

flames are

COMPLETELY

out

and unit

is cool

to the

touch.

1. Check

burner to

make sure

it is

secure.

2. Check

venturi to

make sure

it is

clear

and free

spider nests.

3. Check

all gas

connections for

leaks.

4. Check

components for

any

signs of

damage

or rust.

5. If

damage

to an

y component

is detected,

NOT

operate

until repairs

are executed.

Figure 5

WARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY

For Outdoor Use Only

(outside any enc

losure)

DANGER

If you smell gas -

1. Do

not attempt

light appliance.

2. Extinguish

any

open

flame.

3. Disconnect

from fuel

supply.

DANGER

CARBON MONOXIDE

HAZARD

•This appliance can

produce carbon

monoxide which has

no odor.

•Using it in an

enclosed space can

kill you.

•Never use this

appliance in an

enclosed space such

as a camper, tent,

car

or home.

WARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Do not

store or

use

gasoline or

other liquids

with flammable

vapors

in the

vicinity of

this or

any

other appliance.

DANGER:

Failure

to follow

these

instructions, dangers,

warning

and cautions

this manual

may result

in serious

bodily injur

or death,

in a

fire or

an explosion

causing

damage to

property.

ARNING:

Improper installation,

adjustment,

alteration, ser

vice or

maintenance can

cause injur

y or

property damage.

Read the

installation, operation

and

maintenance instructions

thoroughly before

installing or

servicing

this equipment.

Do NO

T operate,

light

or use

this appliance

within 8

feet of

walls, structures

buildings.

Keep all

combustible items

and surf

aces

at least

21 inches

(53 cm)

away

from the

camp sto

ve at

all times.

NOT

use this

camp sto

ve or

any

gas product

under

any

overhead

or near

any

unprotected

combustible constructions.

This camp

stove

is NO

T for

commercial use.

This camp

stove

is for

use with

liquid

propane (LP)

gas only

. The

conversion to

or attempted

use of

natural gas

in this

gas camp

stove

is dangerous

and will

void

your warranty

gas Characteristics:

a. LP

gas is

flammable and

hazardous if

handled improperly

. Become

aware

the characteristics

before using

any

gas product.

b. LP

gas is

explosive

under pressure,

heavier than

air and

settles and

pools in

low areas.

c. LP

gas in

its natural

state has

no odor

For your

safety, an

odorant is

added that

smells like

rotten cabbage.

d. Contact

with LP

gas can

cause freeze

burns to

skin.

not store

spare LP

cylinder

within 10

feet (3.05

m) of

this appliance.

LP cylinder

not connected

for use

shall

not be

stored in

the vicinity

of this

or an

other appliance.

gas tank

needed to

operate. Only

tanks

marked “propane”

may

be used.

The LP

gas tank

used with

the camp

stove

must be

constructed and

marked in

accordance with

the Specifications

for LP-

gas cylinders

of the

U.S. Department

Transportation

(DOT)

Transport

Canada,

CAN/CSA

339

LP gas

tank must

be arranged

for vapor

withdrawal.

LP gas

tank must

remain upright

or at

45º angle.

not use

when laying

LP gas

tank flat,

this will

cause damage

to your

camp sto

ve and

void your

warranty.

Dented or

rusted LP

gas tanks

may be

hazardous and

should be

checked by

your

LP gas

supplier prior

to use.

The LP

gas tank

should not

be dropped

handled roughly

LP gas

tanks must

be stored

outdoors out

of the

reach of

children and

must not

stored in

a building,

garage

or an

y other

enclosed

area. Y

our tank

must never

stored where

temperatures can

reach over

125°F.

Never attempt

to attach

this camp

stove

to the

self-contained LP

gas system

of a

camper trailer

, motor

home or

house.

Do not

install or

use in

or on

boats or

recreational vehic

les.

The use

of alcohol,

prescription

or non-

prescription drugs

may impair

the

consumer’s

ability to

properly assemble

and safely

operate the

appliance.

Never use

charcoal, lighter

fluid, lav

a rocks,

gasoline, kerosene

or alcohol

with this

product.

Your

camp sto

ve has

been checked

at all

factor

y connections

for leaks.

Recheck

all

connections, as

movement

in shipping

can

loosen connections.

Check for

leaks even

if your

unit was

assembled for

you by

someone else.

Do not

operate if

gas leak

is present.

Gas

leaks may

cause a

fire or

explosion.

You

must follow

all leak-checking

procedures before

operating. T

o prevent

fire

or explosion

hazard when

testing for

a leak:

a. Always

perform leak

test before

lighting

the camp

stove

and each

time the

tank is

connected for

use.

b. No

smoking. Do

not use

or permit

sources of

ignition in

the area

while

conducting a

leak test.

c. Conduct

the leak

test outdoors

in a

well-

ventilated area.

d. Do

not use

matches, lighters

or a

flame

to check

for leaks.

e. Do

not use

camp sto

ve until

any

and all

leaks are

corrected. If

you are

unable

to stop

a leak,

disconnect

the LP

gas

supply.

Call a

gas appliance

serviceman

or your

local LP

gas supplier

Do not

use in

an explosive

atmosphere.

Keep camp

stove

area clear

and free

from

combustible materials,

gasoline

and other

flammable vapors

and liquids.

It is

essential to

keep the

camp sto

ve’s

valve

compartment, burners

and circulating

air passages

clean.

Inspect

camp sto

before each

use.

Do not

alter camp

stove

in an

y manner

doing so

will void

your warranty

Do not

use the

camp sto

ve unless

it is

COMPLETELY

assembled and

all parts

are

securely fastened

and tightened.

This camp

stove

should be

thoroughly

cleaned

and inspected

on a

regular basis.

Use only

the regulator

provided.

The

replacement regulator

shall be

that

specified by

the manuf

acturer.

Use only

Blue Rhino

Global Sourcing,

Inc.

factor

y authorized

parts. The

use of

any

part that

is not

factor

y authorized

can

be dangerous.

This

will also

void your

warranty.

Do not

touch metal

parts of

camp sto

until it

has completely

cooled (about

45 min.)

to avoid

burns, unless

you are

wearing protective

gear (pot

holders,

gloves,

BBQ

mittens, etc.).

When cooking,

fire

extinguishing

materials

shall be

readily accessible.

the event

of an

oil/grease fire,

not attempt

extinguish

with water

. Use

type BC

dry

chemical fire

extinguisher

or smother

with

dirt, sand

or baking

soda.

not use

camp sto

ve in

high winds.

Never lean

over

the camp

stove

when

lighting.

Do NO

T use

this camp

stove

if an

y part

has been

under water

. Immediately

call a

qualified ser

vice technician

to inspect

the

appliance and

to replace

any

part or

control

system and

any

gas control

which has

been

under water

Do not

leave a

lit camp

stove

unattended,

especially keep

children and

pets away

from camp

stove

at all

times.

Do not

attempt to

move

the camp

stove

when in

use. Allow

the camp

stove

to cool

before mo

ving or

storing.

Storage of

camp sto

ve indoors

permissible only

if the

tank is

disconnected,

removed

from the

camp sto

ve and

properly

stored outdoors.

Do not

attempt to

disconnect the

gas

regulator from

the tank

or an

y gas

fitting

while the

camp sto

ve is

in use.

Disconnect LP

gas tank

when not

in use.

Always use

your camp

stove

on a

hard,

non-combustable, level

surface.

asphalt

or blacktop

surface

may not

be acceptable

for this

purpose.

Do not

use directly

on wooden

decks or

wooden picnic

tables.

Keep all

electrical cords

away

from a

hot

camp sto

ve.

Do not

use camp

stove

for indoor

cooking

or heating.

TOXIC

fumes can

accumulate

and cause

asphyxiation.

After a

period of

storage and/or

nonuse,

check for

leaks and

burner obstructions.

Always use

a meat

thermometer to

ensure

food is

cooked to

a safe

temperature.

Never co

ver entire

cooking area

with

aluminum foil.

Do not

store a

spare LP

gas tank

under or

near this

appliance.

Use protective

gloves

when assembling

this

product.

Do not

force parts

together as

this can

result in

personal injur

y or

damage to

the

product.

Death, serious

injury

or damage

to property

may occur

if the

above

is not

followed

exactly

Assembly Instructions

For

Easiest Assembly:

•T

o avoid

losing an

y small

components, assemble

your product

on a

hard, level

surface tha

t does

not ha

ve cracks

or openings.

•Clear

an area

large enough

to layout

all

components.

•F

ollow

all steps

in order

to properly

assemble

your product.

complete assembly

you will

need:

•(1)

Leak Detection

Solution (Instructions

on ho

to make

solution are

included

in “Opera

ting

Instructions” section)

•(1)

14.1 oz

LP gas

tank.

Typical assembly:

approxima

tely 5 minutes.

1. Lift Bottom P

anel

2. Remo

ve Cooking Grid

3. Remo

ve Regulator

4. Close Bottom P

anel

5. Unfold Legs

6. Lift Lid

7. Unfold Wind Guard Side P

anels

8. Insert Cooking Grid

9. Attach Regulator

10. When Not In Use

Operating Instructions

This camp

stove is

designed to

operate

with a

one

pound 7-3/8”

high

disposable / 14.1

oz. propane

gas

tank (DOT

39 Cylinder).

DO NOT A

TTEMPT TO REFILL ANY ONE POUND

(14.1 oz.) PROPANE GAS T

ANKS!

Connecting Gas Tank

1. Make

sure the

control knobs

are in

the “OFF”

position. (F

igure 1)

2. Lubrica

te the

threads of

the regula

tor valve

with petroleum

jelly, insert

the gas

tank into

the

regulator

valve and

hand-tighten firmly

. (F

igure 2)

3. LP

gas tank

must be

kept at

a 45º

angle. (F

igure 3)

4. T

est for

leaks.

maximize use

and prevent

damage to

the

camp sto

ve and

it’s

components, you

must

keep the

LP gas

tank a

45 degree

angle. Not

doing so

will void

your

warranty.

Checking for Leaks

Burner Connection

1. Make

sure the

regulator

is securely

fastened to

the

burner.

(Figure

If your

unit was

assembled for

you, visually

check

the connection

between the

burner and

regulator

WARNING:

Failure

to inspect

this connection

follow these

instructions could

cause a

fire or

an explosion

which can

cause death,

serious

bodily injur

y or

damage to

property.

2. If

the burner

pipe does

not rest

flush to

the

regulator

please contact

1.800.762.1142 for

assistance.

Regulator / 1lbs. LP Gas T

ank Connection

1. Make

2-3 oz.

leak solution

by mixing

one part

liquid dishwashing

soap

with three

parts wa

ter.

2. Make

sure control

knob is

“OFF”. (F

igure 1)

3. Spoon

several drops

of solution,

use squirt

bottle, a

t the

burner to

regulator

connection and

the

LP gas

tank to

regulator

connection. (F

igures 4

& 5)

4. Inspect

the solution

at the

connections, looking

for bubbles.

NO bubbles

appear

, the

connections are

secure.

If bubbles

appear

, you

have

a leak.

a. Loosen

and retighten

the connections,

making

sure the

connections are

secure.

b. Retest

with solution.

If you

continue to

see bubbles

after several

attempts,

disconnect

propane source

and

contact 1.800.762.1142

for assistance.

First Use

1. Make

sure all

labels, packa

ging and

protective

films ha

ve been

removed from

the camp

stove.

2. Remove

manufacturing oils

before cooking

on this

camp stove

for the

first time,

operating

the

camp stove

for at

least 5

minutes on

“ON”. This

will “hea

t clean”

the

internal parts

and dissipa

odors.

Lighting

DO NO

T expose

the camp

stove

flammable

vapors

or liquids

during lighting.

1. Make

sure all

labels, packa

ging and

protective

films ha

ve been

removed from

the camp

stove.

2. Make

sure there

are no

obstructions of

airflow

the unit.

Spiders

and insects

can nest

within and

clog

the burner

/ venturi

tube at

the orifice.

A clogged

burner tube

can lead

to a

fire

beneath the

appliance.

3. Control

knobs must

be in

the “OFF”

position.

(Figure

4. W

earing hea

t reistant

gloves, position

a lit

long

match

or lit

long butane

lighter near

the side

of the

burner. (F

igure 6)

5. T

urn control

knob clockwise

to “ON”.

6. If

ignition does

not occur

in 5

seconds, turn

burner

control knob

“OFF”, wait

5 minutes

and repea

lighting procedure.

7. After

lighting, obser

ve the

burner flame.

Make

sure

all burner

ports are

lit and

flame height

matches

illustration.

igure 7)

8. Repea

t steps

4-7 for

second burner

CAUTION:

If burner

flame goes

out during

operation, immediately

turn the

control knobs

“OFF” and

let the

gas clear

for about

5 minutes

before re-lighting.

Turning Off

1. T

urn control

knobs to

the “OFF”

position.

2. Remove

LP gas

tank and

properly store

tank.

Cooking

1. Ignite

burner(s) per

lighting instructions.

2. W

ear protective

gloves to

place pots

and/or pans

onto burner

grid.

3. W

ear protective

gloves and

use long

handled tongs

to place

food into

the pots

and/or pans

above the

lit burner(s).

4. Adjust

controls to

desired tempera

ture.

5. Cook

until desired

internal food

temperatures

are

achieved.

Cleaning Surfaces

WARNING:

Do NO

T attempt

to clean

this camp

stove

unless the

flames are

COMPLETELY

out

and unit

is cool

to the

touch.

WARNING:

Do NO

T use

oven

cleaner

or abrasive

cleaners

as they

will damage

this product.

1. Wipe

surfaces clean

with mild

dishwashing

detergent or

baking soda.

2. F

or stubborn

surfaces use

a citrus

based degreaser

and a

nylon

scrubbing brush.

3. Rinse

clean

with wa

ter.

Cleaning Burner

1. T

urn gas

“OFF” a

t the

control knobs

and remove

LP gas

tank.

2. Remove

regulator

3. Remove

cooking grid.

4. Remove

burners.

5. Clean

inlet of

burners with

small bottle

brush or

compressed air

6. Remove

all food

residue and

dirt on

burner

surfaces.

7. Clean

any

clogged

ports with

a stiff

wire (such

an opened

paper

clip).

8. Inspect

burners for

any

damage

(cracks or

holes). If

damage

is found,

replace

with new

burner(s) from

the manufacturer

9. Reinstall

burners. Reconnect

regulator

10. Replace

cooking grid.

11. Preform

leak test.

Product Registration

For

faster warranty

service,

your product

immediately

at www

.bluerhino.com or

call

1.800.762.1142.

Limited Warranty

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc (“V

endor”) warrants

to the original retail purchaser of this product, and to

no other person, tha

t if this product is assembled and

operated in accordance with the printed instructions

accompanying it,

then for a period of one (1) year from

the date of purchase,

all parts in suchproduct shall

be free from defects in material and workmanship.

Vendor may require reasonable proof of your da

of purchase. Therefore,

you should retain your sales

slip or invoice. This Limited

Warranty shall be limited

to the repair or replacement of parts, which prove

defective under normal use and service and which

Vendor shall determine in its reasonable discretion

upon examina

tion to

be defective.

Before

returning an

parts, you should contact

Vendor’

s Customer Service

Department using

the contact

information

listed belo

If Vendor confirms,

after examination,

a defect covered

by this Limited W

arranty in any returned part,

and if

Vendor a

pproves the claim,

Vendor will replace such

defective part without charge. If you return defective

parts, transporta

tion charges must be prepaid by you.

Vendor will return replacement parts to the original

retail purchaser, freight or posta

ge prepaid.

This Limited W

arranty does not cover any failures or

operating difficulties due to accident,

abuse, misuse,

alteration,

misapplica

tion, improper installa

tion or

improper maintenance or service by you or an

third party, or failure to perform normal and

routine

maintenance on theproduct as set out in this o

wner’s

manual. In addition,

the Limited W

arranty does not

cover damage to the finish,

such as scratches,

dents,

discoloration,

rust or other weather dama

ge, after

purchase.

This Limited W

arranty is in lieu of all other express

warranties. V

endor disclaims all warranties for

products that are purchased from sellers other than

authorized retailers or distributors, inc

luding the

warranty of merchantability or the warranty of fitness

for a particular purpose. VENDOR

ALSO DISCLAIMS

ANY AND

ALL IMPLIED W

ARRANTIES, INCLUDING

WITHOUT LIMITATION

THE IMPLIED W

ARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A P

ARTICULAR

PURPOSE. VENDOR SHALL HA

VE NO LIABILITY TO

PURCHASER OR ANY

THIRD PAR

TY FOR ANY SPECIAL,

INDIRECT, PUNITIVE,

INCIDENTAL,

OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES. V

endor further disclaims an

y implied or

express warranty of, and assumes no responsibility

for, defects in workmanship caused by third parties.

This Limited W

arranty gives the purchaser specific

legal rights; a purchaser may have other rights

depending upon where he or she lives. Some

jurisdictions do not allow the exc

lusion or limitation

of special, incidental or consequential dama

ges, or

limitations on ho

w long a warranty lasts, so the above

exclusion and limita

tions may not apply to ever

yone.

Vendor does not authorize an

y person or company

to assume for it any other obliga

tion or liability in

connection with the sale, installa

tion, use,

removal,

return, or replacement of its equipment,

and no such

representations are binding on

Vendor

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc

Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA

(800) 762-1142

Troubleshooting

Please visit

www.bluerhino.com

or call

1.800.762.1142.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 4

45º

Figure 3

60º

Figure 7

1/2"

12.7 mm

6.4mm

0mm

1/4"

Flame

Figure 6

Match

Parts List / Liste des pièces / Lista de piezas

Cooking Grid / Grille de cuisson / Parrilla de cocción

55-10-430

Body Assembly* / Réchaud assemblé * / Carcasa de la cocinilla*

55-10-329

Control Knob (2)* / Bouton de commande (2)* / Perilla de control (2)*

55-09-454

Regulator / Régulateur / Regulador

55-10-327

* Pre-assembled / Pré-assemblé / * Viene ensamblado

Exploded View / Vue éclatée / Diagrama de explosión

OWNER’S MANUAL

MANUEL D’UTILISATION

MANUAL DEL USUARIO

Manufactured in China for / Fabriqué en Chine pour / Fabricado en China:

Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc

Winston-Salem, NC USA

1.800.762.1142, www.bluerhino.com

National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54, CAN/CGA-B149.1, Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code.

California Proposition 65: Chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm are created by the combustion of propane.

Certified Under / Homologué par / Certificado por:
ANS Z21.72b (2002) • CSA 11.2b (2002) Camp Stoves

Código Nacional para Gas y Combustibles, ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54,

CAN/CGA-B149.1, Código de Instalación de Propano y Gas Natural.

Code national du gaz et des combustibles, les normes ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54, CAN/CGA-

B149.1 et le Code d’installation du gaz naturel et du propane.

Outdoor LP Gas Camp Stove

Réchaud de camping d’extérieur au propane

Cocinilla de campamento a gas propano

líquido para exteriores

Model No. / Modèle nº / Modelo no. GCT904W

English –

Español – 7

Español – 6

4. Usando guantes resistentes al calor, coloque un

encendedor de butano largo o una cerilla larga
encendida cerca del lado del quemador. (figura 6)

a. Gire la perilla de control en sentido antihorario a

la posición “ON” (encendido).

b. Aleje la cerilla o encendedor de butano largo.

5. Si el quemador no se enciende en 5 segundos,

gire la perilla de control del quemador a
“OFF” (apagado), espere 5 minutos y repita el
procedimiento de encendido.

6. Después de encender el quemador observe su

llama y asegúrese de que todos los orificios estén
encendidos y que la altura de la llama corresponda
a la del diagrama. (figura 7)

7. Repita los pasos 6 a 6 para los otros quemadores.

PRECAUCIÓN: Si la llama del quemador se
apaga durante el funcionamiento, cierre el
gas (“OFF”) inmediatamente y espere que la
zona quede despejada de gas antes de volver
a encenderlo.

Apagado:

1. Gire la perilla de control a la posición “OFF”

(apagado).

2. Remueva el tanque de gas propano líquido y

guárdelo en un lugar apropiado.

Uso por primera vez

1. Verifique que todos los empaques, etiquetas y

envolturas de protección han sido removidos de
la cocinilla.

2. Remueva todo aceite de fabricación que encuentre

Cocción

1. Encienda el (los) quemador(es) siguiendo las

instrucciones de encendido.

2. Use guantes de protección para colocar cazerolas o

ollas en la parrilla de cocción.

3. Use guantes de protección y tenacillas de mango

largo para colocar los alimentos en las cazerolas o
en las ollas sobre los quemadores encendidos.

4. Ajuste los controles a la temperatura deseada.
5. Haga la cocción de los alimentos hasta que

la temperatura interna del alimento se haya
alcanzado.

6. Apague la cocinilla de campamento girando la

perilla de control a la posición “OFF” (apagado).
Remueva el tanque de gas propano y guárdelo en
un lugar apropiado.

Limpieza y cuidado

Avisos

1. No use productos de limpieza abrasivos pues

dañarán este aparato.

2. No utilice nunca productos limpiahornos para

limpiar cualquier pieza de la cocinilla.

3. Nunca use ninguna pieza de esta cocinilla en un

horno de limpieza automática. El calor extremo
dañará el terminado.

Inspección

Esta cocinilla de campamento debe inspeccionarse
con regularidad para garantizar la seguridad del
producto y una larga vida útil.

ADVERTENCIA: NO trate de limpiar esta
cocinilla de campamento a menos que las
llamas estén COMPLETAMENTE apagadas y la
unidad esté fría al tacto.

1. Revise el quemador para comprobar que esté

seguro.

2. Revise el tubo venturi para asegurarse de que está

limpio y libre de nidos de arañas.

3. Revise las conexiones de gas para asegurar que

no hayan fugas.

4. Revise los componentes en busca de señales de

daño o corrosión.

5. Si detecta daño en cualquiera de los componentes,

NO opere el producto hasta que se hayan realizado
las reparaciones.

Limpieza de las superficies

1. Limpie las superficies con un detergente suave de

lavado de platos o con soda de hornear.

2. En superficies de limpieza difícil, use un

desengrasador a base de cítricos y un cepillo de
nylon.

3. Enjuague las superficies con agua limpia.

Limpieza del quemador

1. Apague el gas con la perilla de control y remueva

el tanque de gas propano líquido.

2. Remueva el regulador.
3. Remueva las rejillas del quemador.
4. Remueva el quemador.
5. Limpie el orificio de entrada del quemador con un

cepillo pequeño de limpiar botellas o con chorro de
aire comprimido.

6. Remueva de la superficie del quemador todo

residuo de comida o suciedad.

7. Limpie cualquier puerto que encuentre tapado

con un alambre rígido, tal como un sujetapapeles
abierto.

8. Examine el quemador para detectar daños – como

rajaduras o huecos. Si encuentra algún daño
reemplace el quemador.

9. Vuelva a instalar el quemador. Vuelva a conectar

el encendedor y coloque nuevamente el resguardo
contra el viento y el regulador.

10. Vuelva a colocar la rejilla del quemador.
11. Haga una prueba de fugas.

Registro del producto

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rapidamente, sírvase registrar su unidad
inmediatamente visitando nuestro sitio Internet
www.bluerhino.com o llamando al 1.800.762.1142.

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