fl ame will not go out immediately, but will burn for a few minutes depending on which fuel you are
using and how open the control valve is.
To release the pressure in the fuel bottle faster, you can let the stove burn at full throttle. It will take
about 30-40 seconds for the fl ame to extinguish, and another 30 seconds for the remaining air to
seep out.
If you have shut down the stove by closing the control valve only, you will have to release the pressure
in the bottle by way of the pump. This entails a great risk that fuel will spill on you and your equip-
ment.
If the stove is to be used again without being moved, you can switch off the stove using the control
valve. Allow the stove to cool properly before lighting it again.
IMPORTANT: To prevent fuel leakage, always turn off the fuel valve (by turning it clockwise) when the
stove is not in use.
WArNING! Be very careful when lighting a stove that has just been used. A
hot burner can vaporize the fuel. Vaporized fuel is very diffi cult to see. There
is a risk that the fuel will ignite explosively and you get burned.
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Let the stove cool down.
Allow the stove to cool properly before packing it.
We recommend that you leave the control valve open when you
have shut off the stove by turning the bottle to the OFF position.
If you close the valve too tight when the stove is hot, it may be
hard to open the next time you use the stove.
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