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Precautions for Use 

 
Do not use if there is a gas leak, if the equipment has been impacted, or if it is not working properly. 
1. Do not use for any purpose other than cooking. 
2. The stove and all of its parts become extremely hot during 
use. Be careful of burns. 
3. Confirm that there is no dirt or dust on the fuel canister or 
connector  before  use.  Keep  the  connector  clean  at  all  times, 
and do not inadvertently place it on the ground, etc. If dirt or 
dust gets into the connector, this could cause the connector or 
tube  to  clog,  resulting  in  gas  output  being  reduced  or 
prevented. 
4. Please try to select a pot with a diameter around 23cm. If 
you  are  using  a  large  pot  or  a  cooking  tray,  always  set  the 
trivets to the high position. 
An  overly  large  pot  may  be  unstable  and  fall  off  the  stove. 
Only use the designated cooking tray. 
5. The gas pressure will change depending on the temperature 
of  the  atmosphere  and  the  temperature  of  the  fuel  canister, 
altering the combustion conditions (flame state, output, etc.). 
6.  Vaporization  heat  during  upright  use  in  low  temperatures 
can  cause  fuel  canisters  to  cool  down,  decreasing  heating 
power. 
7.  If  the  GP-500S  (silver  canister)  is  used  upright,  the 
characteristics  of  the  blended  gas  make  it  impossible  to 
achieve sufficient heat below 20°. If you expect to be in low-
temperature  environments,  please  use  the  GP-500G  (gold 
canister) instead. 

8. Strong wind and boil-over can cause the flame to extinguish. 
Maintain a close watch on the stove at all times during use. 
9.  If  abnormal  combustion  occurs,  promptly  extinguish  the 
flame and discontinue use. 
10. Any metal parts that flames touch or are near will heat up 
and discolor. 
11. Always ensure the heat adjustment knobs are off when the 
fuel canister is attached to prevent a gas leak. 
12.  If  you  smell  gas,  promptly  extinguish  the  flame.  After 
confirming that the stove is completely extinguished, remove 
the fuel canister. Do not reignite. 
13. Gas has a heavy specific gravity, and tends to accumulate 
in low-lying areas. In the unlikely event that a gas leak occurs, 
do not use until the area has been sufficiently ventilated. 
14. Remove the fuel canister when the stove is not being used. 
15.  If  the  igniters  are  not  discharging,  ignition  will  not  be 
possible with them. Use a long lighter, etc. instead. 
16. The amount of fuel in the canister and external factors (low 
temperature, strong wind, temperature, high altitude, etc.) can 
prevent  ignition  with  the  auto-igniters.  Always  bring  a  non-
electric (piezoelectric) lighter or matches, just in case. 

Inspection and Care 

1. Regularly inspect and care for your equipment. 
2. Ensure that fuel canisters are working normally before use. 
3. If a boil-over occurs, always clean the burner with a cloth, 
etc. 

4. Do not use if you suspect a malfunction or damage. 
5. It is dangerous to perform your own repairs. In the unlikely 
event that you cannot use the equipment normally, consult the 
store where you purchased this product or Snow Peak. 

After-Sale Services 

This product is expected to be complete and safe. However, in 
the  unlikely  event  that  any  product  you  have  purchased  is 
defective, contact the store where you purchased the product 
or Snow Peak. If it is a manufacturing defect, the product will 
be repaired or replaced free of charge. In any other cases, the 
product will be repaired at a reasonable price. 
The product may not be repaired in cases such as those listed 
on the right. 

1. The product’s life span has been reached due to the aging of 
its materials. 
2. The product was damaged by misuse or rough handling. 
3. The product was damaged by modification. 
4.  The  product  was  damaged  due  to being  handled  in  a  way 
forbidden by the instruction manual. 
5. The product was damaged by an unforeseen accident. 
6.  The  product  was  damaged  by  something  other  than  a 
manufacturing defect. 
7. The product was damaged by dirt or rust. 
8. A malfunction or breakage occurred due to disassembly. 
9. A malfunction occurred due to part deformation or breakage 
caused by dropping or other impact. 
10. A part was altered due to friction, or there is damage due 
to said alteration. 
11.  The  product  was  damaged  due  to  it  being  used  in 
combination with another company’s product. 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for GigaPower GS-220

Page 1: ...r Double Burner Stove Liquid Injection GS 230 Instructions and precautions that are specific to this product are displayed in boxes outlined with thick solid lines like this GigaPower Double Burner St...

Page 2: ...GS 230 Turning the canister upside down results in the liquefied petroleum gas inside being injected as is in liquid form for combustion Unlike devices designed to extract and combust the fuel in gas...

Page 3: ...ted High Power Designated Exclusive Snow Peak Products GigaPower Gas 500 Iso Fuel GP 500 White background with silver band GigaPower Gas 500 ProIso Fuel GP 500G White background with gold band Please...

Page 4: ...RNING For GS 230 Attachment and detachment of the fuel canister is done in an upright connector on top vertical position Never overtighten Liquid remaining in the valve will release when the canister...

Page 5: ...oss multiple stoves Reason If one large cooking tray or pot is heated on multiple stoves the whole assemblage will become extremely hot due to the combined radiant heat causing the stoves and fuel can...

Page 6: ...ter for a long period of time or are moving the stove detach the canister and place the cap on it Reason The heat adjustment knobs on the front of the unit may be accidentally turned on causing a gas...

Page 7: ...ed with precision Modifying them will not only decrease their performance but could also lead to incomplete combustion or gas leakage Consult the store where you purchased this product or Snow Peak re...

Page 8: ...t Double burner main unit Trivet 2 Stand 2 Cover with windscreen Fuel canister valve shield Cover Trivet Stand Auto igniter Heat adjustment knob Stand Fuel canister valve shield Lock spring Trivet Sto...

Page 9: ...sides You can easily remove them by gently pulling them outwards 2 Attaching the stands 1 Remove the trivets stored inside the stove The trivets are detached from the stove There is the risk of the t...

Page 10: ...mage 1 Turn the heat adjustment knobs on the front of the unit clockwise to close the gas valves 2 Detach the connection tube stored on the back surface by releasing it from the hook and rotating the...

Page 11: ...ur hands 4 To detach a fuel canister follow the above procedure in reverse 5 Attaching and detaching the fuel canister and the stove GS 230 Only use designated exclusive Snow Peak fuel canisters Do no...

Page 12: ...r 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...

Page 13: ...the stove as well as incomplete combustion If you use a tray on trivets in the low position the protrusions on the trivet will cause tray instability 1 Set the trivets to the high position Remove one...

Page 14: ...ogged due to boil over etc can result in incomplete combustion If you are disassembling a burner head be careful not to twist the generator pipe GS 230 model or the end of the igniter If the generator...

Page 15: ...in low lying areas In the unlikely event that a gas leak occurs do not use until the area has been sufficiently ventilated 14 Remove the fuel canister when the stove is not being used 15 If the ignite...

Page 16: ...uish How to handle Attach the fuel canister according to the instruction manual Use exclusive Snow Peak fuel canisters Replace with a new fuel canister Request inspection Check the attachment of the f...

Page 17: ...BL Designated pot diameter 23cm or lower Volume 8 0L or lower GigaPower Standard Double Burner Stove GS 220 Materials Stainless steel anodized aluminum brass Size When stored 500 110 360mm with windsc...

Page 18: ...and additional damage 1 Turn the heat adjustment knobs on the front of the unit clockwise to close the gas valves 2 Detach the connection tube stored on the back surface by releasing the hook and rot...

Page 19: ...P 500S or GP 500BL CAUTION Always attach and detach fuel canisters only when they are in an upright position connector on top Snow Peak Inc 958 Sanganji Sanjo shi Niigata ken 955 8616 TEL 0256 38 1110...

Page 20: ...pinched while performing these tasks 1 Lower the lock bar and open the locks on the left and right Only open and close the lock with the lock bar Forcefully opening or closing the lock arm could preve...

Page 21: ...AUTION Hold the fuel canister tightly and do not let go when attaching or detaching The impact of a fall or the load on the connection tube from the weight of the fuel canister could cause damage Pres...

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