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WARNING
Risk of burning or serious injuries due to gas leakage
hazard.
• Never light the stove if you detect a hissing sound or the
smell of gas after tightening the canister. The gas has an
additive with a foul smell. Never use a stove that smells of
gas.
• Do not use stove if damaged or if it does not operate
properly.
• Never over-tighten gas canister when connected to the
stove. Overtightening can damage stove or canister
causing gas to leak.
• Use extreme caution when using stove in temperatures
below freezing. In freezing temperatures, O-rings can stiffen
and leak gas.
• Always check for gas leaks before and after lighting the
stove.
• Keep children more than 3+ meters (10 feet) away from
stove and fuel.
• Keep highly flammable fabrics away from stove, such as
outdoor clothing, sleeping bags, tents etc.
• Never leave a burning or hot stove unattended.
• When a canister change is necessary, please follow steps
1-4 of this manual carefully.
USE THE STOVE TO COOK
1.
Open the control valve approximately one turn counter-
clockwise and light the burner.
FIGURE [5]
Check that the
flame ring is complete and that the flame is mostly blue and
non-pulsating in normal operation.
2.
Adjust the control valve to get the flame you want.
3.
If the output is weak, it could mean that the gas is running
out, or that the canister is too cold. Turn off the stove and
let it cool down. Make sure there is no open flame nearby
when changing the gas canister.
4.
Accessible parts may become very hot. Keep out of reach
of children, people with diminished mental capacity and
pets.
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