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(3) Slowly turn the fuel canister
connected to the connection tube
upside down.
(4) Gently press the bottom of the fuel canister into the lock
arms.
(5) Finally, lower the lock bar into the lower ends of the
arm slits to lock the fuel canister into place.
If the connection tube is twisted after the fuel canister has
been locked into place, rotate the canister until the twist is
gone.
(6) To detach a fuel canister, confirm that the entire
assemblage has sufficiently cooled down after the flame
has been extinguished, and then follow the above
procedure in reverse.
The canister and arm may wobble, but are structured such
that the canister will not fall.
6. Ignition and adjusting and extinguishing the flame
(1) Ignition
Confirm that the auto-igniters are discharging properly two to
three times.
Slowly turn the heat adjustment knobs counterclockwise (to
the left, when viewed from the front), and press the auto-
igniter buttons after discharging a small amount of gas.
Slightly rotate the heat adjustment knobs to discharge a small
amount of gas, allowing for smooth ignition.
For GS-230
If there is no ignition after more than two seconds
following gas discharge, stop using the auto-igniters and
allow to ventilate until there is no odor of gas.
We recommend using a long lighter if the auto-igniters are
not working well.
Caution is particularly needed in igniting the GS-230, since
the fuel is discharged in liquid form.
If using a lighter or matches, only rotate the heat adjustment
knobs after ignition. If ignition is not working, briefly rotate
the heat adjustment knobs clockwise to turn the gas off.
If you try to ignite the flame with gas still turned on, a large
flame could be generated.
CAUTION: Always ignite from the LO setting. The internal
pressure of the fuel canister can increase, particularly in hot
environments, which can generate a large flame immediately
after ignition. If this happens, temporarily extinguish the flame
and either allow the canister to cool down or replace it with a
cool canister before igniting again from the LO setting.
CAUTION: Ensure that there are no easily combustible
objects in the vicinity when igniting.
Do not place your face or hands over the burner heads.
The auto-igniters may not work properly in certain weather or
moisture conditions, or in high-altitude regions. Always bring
matches or a lighter, just in case.
Press
Heat adjustment knob
Heat adjustment knob
Auto-igniter
