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Never use two or more units side-by-side at the same time.
If stove units are used side-by-side underneath a pot/pan or
other cookware, the stove unit, the fuel hose and/or the fuel bottle
may overheat creating extremely hazardous conditions.
Make sure to keep a minimal distance of 1 m above and a
minimum of 30 cm diameter from any flammable items.
Spread a burner sheet under the stove
to protect the surface from reflected heat.
The flame of the stove may spread downwards as well as sideways.
Cookware forces heat downwards; therefore, keep flammable
materials away from the stove. Use of the optional
burner sheet is recommended. If reflected heat is
generated, the heat build-up below the stove may
result in a fire.
Before lighting the stove confirm that there are no fuel leaks.
Prior to lighting the stove, check the following points:
(1) All connection parts are tight, (2) There are no fuel leaks, and (3) The main
valve knob is closed. For detailed information, refer to section 6-1 “Stove
Assembly and Preparation for Burning”, page 11. If a fuel leak occurs, refer to
section 7. „Troubleshooting“, pages 19-21; repair immediately. If the leak cannot
be repaired, contact the dealer where this product was purchased or contact
Snow Peak Customer Service. Never try to light the stove when a fuel leak is
present.
Make sure that the fuel hose is securely connected. Never bend or pull the
fuel hose while the stove is burning.
A fuel leak in the connecting parts may result in extremely hazardous conditions.
Avoid placing body parts above the stove when lighting.
When the burner is ignited, a momentary leaping flame occurs creating a burn
hazard.
Never leave the stove unattended while it is in operation.
In order to control or extinguish the flame, never leave the stove
unattended while it is in operation.
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