Avoid direct sunlight or other heat sources that could exceed 110 F.( Fig.10)
PLEASE TAKE THE FOLLOWING STOVE PRECAUTIONS
Do not carry the unit while it is burning.( Fig.6)
Do not use for drying clothes.
Do not touch the unit while in use or just after use.
Do not overheat the stove.
Do not use two or more stoves adjacent to each other.( Fig.7)
Do not use a pan larger than 22cm as this will cover the fuel
compartment and cause the canister to overheat.( Fig.8)
Do not use as a heater.
Never use the stove without the pan support.
Never use ceramic cookware.
The appliance must be operated on a horizontal surface.
Do not use this stove below shelves or where there is a danger of
falling objects.
If there is a leak on your appliance (smell of gas), take it outside immediately into a well-ventilated
flame free location where the leak may be detected and stopped. If you wish to check for leaks on
your appliance, do it outside. Do not try to detect leaks using a flame, use soapy water.
This appliance must only be serviced by an authorised person.
If sand, mud, stones or other debris are present, place a piece of non-
combustiblematting that is larger than the stove, on the ground and
place the stove on top of the matting. This is to prevent these items
from entering the stove.
Do not use in windy conditions as the flame may be extinguished.
Gas will continue to flow creating a hazardous condition.( Fig.11)
Never use the stove near flammable materials or combusible vapors.( Fig.12)
Do not use two or more stoves covered by a single pan or
metal sheet.( Fig.9)
Never use aluminum foil as a cooking container on the stove.
Never heat an empty pan.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SPECIFICATIONS
PRECAUTIONS FOR FUEL USE
Never store butane canister near a heat source, open flame or any
source of ignition.
Check that canister is empty before changing it (shake to hear the noise made by the liquid).
Check the seals before connecting a new gas canister to the appliance.
Change the gas canister outside and away from people.
Gas canister shall be changed in a well-ventilated location,
preferably outside, away from any sources of ignition, such as
naked flames, pilots, electric fires and away from other people.
Never try to refill the disposable butane canister.
Avoid any strong impact that might damage the canister or valve.
Keep cap cover on canister when not in use.
Do not dispose of the canister into a fire. Even though the canister
seems empty, vapors may still remain.
Never try to remove the butane canister while the stove is lit.
Never store butane in direct sunlight.
Never store in any closed space that may reach temperatures of 110 F.
MAINTENANCE AND CAUTIONS
Keep the stove area clear and free of combustible materials, gasoline and other flammable
vapors and liquids.
Do not obstruct the flow of ventilation and combustion air around the appliance.
Never leave the stove unattended when hot or when in use.
CAUTION: accessible parts may become very hot.
Keep young children away from the appliance at all times.
Do not modify the appliance.
Keep your stove clean using a stiff brush to clean the burner head.
Use a soft cloth to clean greasy parts of the stove with soap and water.
Keep the igniter and the burner head gap free from debris for easy lighting.
Clean stove frequently to avoid grease build up and as necessary.
Burner flame should be blue with hint if yellow tip.
IMPORTANT WARNING: IF YOU CAN NOT FIND THE CAUSE OF THE SAFETY DEVICE ACTIVATION,
DISCONTINUE USE AND CONTACT US FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE.
During operation, this appliance can also be a source of ignition. Do not use near
explosive or combustibles such as gasoline, paint thinner, explosive vapors or other
cans of butane.
Never install or remove butane canister while the stove flame is ignited or near
any source of ignition such as another stoves in use, pilot lights, chafing dish
fuels or any open flame or spark.
Never store butane near high heat, open flames, direct sunlight, or any location
that can exceed 110 F.
For use on non-combustible surfaces.
FIRE HAZARDS
The appliance shall be away from flammable materials.
MINIMUM DISTANCES FROM ADJACENT SURFACE:
REAR 24’’ - SIDE 24’’ - CEILING 40’’.
Problem
Solution
Cause
Lack of fuel
Replace
Canister
Clean spark
point
Clean burner
Request for
inspection/service
Set spark point
to 2mm (5/64’’)
away from burner
No Ignition
No Burning
Unstable
Flame
Uneven
Flame
Slow
Burning
Gas Smell
Stopped
Working
while in Use
Continued
Burning
Piezo plug
dirty
Dirty burner
Reset correctly
Canister
misaligned
Request for
inspection/service
Dirty burner or
empty canister
Request for
inspection/repair
Faulty knob
mechanism
Cool down gas
Internal gas
pressure too
high
Safety device
activated
Improper
setting of
spark point
40’’
24’’
(Fig.6)
( Fig.8)
(Fig.7)
( Fig.9)
( Fig.10)
( Fig.11)
(Fig.12)
150
7.3
GS-800P
Type of gas
Nominal gas consumption
Ignition method
9.6“ x 8“x 3.9”
2.2lbs(0.98kg)
7,172 Btu/hr-Max, 2.1kW
Butane, Propane
USE OF THE APPLIANCE WITH PROPANE CYLINDER
SETUP WITH 16.4 oz DISPOSABLE PROPANE CYLINDER
Hose assembly to be used with propane cylinder ONLY!
1.
Make certain the control/ignition knob is in the off position.
2.
Remove any butane fuel canister if present.
3.
Thread the brass fitting of the hose assembly onto the gas inletof the stove. Brass fitting should
be snug (hand tighten only). Make sure the hose assembly is connected to the stove first, then
connect to propane cylinder.
4.
Remove plastic cap from top of propane cylinder.
5. Screw propane cylinder into REGULATOR. Make sure hose assembly is securely connected before igniting.
6.
Check the connection between the propane cylinder and gas inlet of stove with soapy water.
Bubbles indicate a leak.
7.
Make sure stove is placed on a flat, sturdy surface before igniting.
8. Close gas canister.
TO LIGHT
1.
Turn control knob counterclockwise until you hear the ignition clicking sound. Burner should light up.
2.
Adjust flame to the desired heat level with control knob.
TO TURN OFF
1.
Turn control knob clockwise to the OFF position.
2.
Disconnect hose from the propane cylinder first, THEN disconnectthe hose assembly from the stove.
Hose assembly can be fo lded and stored inside the metal flap.
TO STORE
1. Be sure stove is cool.
2. ALWAYS - remove propane cylinder from regulator before storing stove and replace plastic cap on
cylinder.
Always detach propane cylinder outdoors away from ignition sources. Store stove in a dry, clean
and safe place.
3. Unscrew regulator with gas hose from the gas inlet of the stove.
4. Cylinders must be stored
outdoors out of children.
