EN Instructions
PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
Cartridge Collar Notch
Installed in the stove’s fixing
spring inside the gas cartridge
case. Locks the gas cartridge
in place.
Pan Trivet fixed
Holds the pan in place during
cooking.
Electric Igniter
Ignites the burner.
Cartridge Locking Lever
Locks the gas cartridge in place when
pressed down and unlocks it when
lifted up.
Regulator
Used for igniting the burner and
adjusting the flame.
Cover Opening Hole
Helps you to open the cover.
Cover
Burner Cap Fixing Bolt
Holds the burner cap in place.
Burner Cap
Maintains an even flame. Burner
cap fixing bolt.
Cartridge Bracket
Holds the gas cartridge in place
and moves it forwards and
backwards.
Gas Cartridge
Disposable. There is a fixing
collar around the exhaustion
valve.
Flame Protector
Improves the performance of the
stove and prevents the flame from
being extinguished by wind.
Drip Pan
Catches and holds the liquid
that spills.
1. Open the cover of the gas
cartridge case.
2. Put the gas cartridge inside
the case.
3. Press the cartridge locking lever
down.
4. Close the cover of the gas
cartridge case.
5. Ignite the stove.
6. Place a pan on the pan trivet and
adjust the flame.
7. Switch the stove off after cooking. 8. Disengage the cartridge.
Open the case cover by sticking
your finger through the cover
opening hole and lifting the finger
upwards. Ignite the stove.
Set the base of the cartridge
against the gas cartridge
bracket.
At this stage, the cartridge collar
notch should point up.
Make sure that the fixing spring
is attached to the cartridge collar
notch. Push the flame adjuster
counterclockwise in (to the
direction of gas can) and turn it
ON until you hear a snap.
Turn the flame adjuster
counterclockwise to ON until you
hear a snap.
You can reduce the heat by turning
the regulator clockwise (to the right)
and increase the heat by turning it
counterclockwise (to the left).
Turn the regulator clockwise
to OFF.
Lift up the locking lever. Make sure
that the lever is unlocked when the
stove is not in use.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Handle and use the gas cartridge with care
Do not burn an empty gas cartridge or place it near an open
flame because it may explode. Puncture the empty cartridge
with a nail or another sharp object before disposing of it.
Do not allow boiling liquids to overheat
If liquid accidentally boils over onto the burner,
switch the power off and wipe the stove with a dry
cloth. You can also wash the burner with detergent
before drying it.
Choose a spot that is not windy
Wind reduces the performance of the stove and can
extinguish the flame.
Outdoor use
Choose a shady spot that is not directly exposed to
sunlight. Place the stove on a sturdy, fire-resistant
base, which separates the stove from the ground.
Use saucepans and pans
with a diameter of no more than 180 mm.
Use only for cooking
The stove is intended for cooking only. Other types of
use, such as drying clothes or lighting charcoal, may
cause a fire.
Remain calm if an accident occurs
Turn the regulator clockwise to OFF, and lift the
cartridge locking lever up.
Choose a fire-resistant spot
Avoid spots in close proximity to combustible mate-
rials/objects or under shelves because they catch fire
easily. Maintain a distance of at least 15 cm between
walls and the stove.
Note:
Make sure that the drip pan and the regulator
are set correctly. The drip pan and the pan trivet
should be facing up and the regulator should be
in the OFF position before the gas cartridge can be
locked for use. If either of these preconditions is not
realised, then the cartridge locking lever cannot be
pressed down.
Do not overheat
A large pan may cause the stove to overheat.
Check the stove for gas leaks
Make sure that the valve of the gas cartridge is
properly in place and the fixing spring matches with
the cartridge collar notch.
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