Campingaz CV Instrucciones De Empleo página 8

NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, following generic terms
"appliance / unit / product / equipment / device / stove"
appeared in this instruction manual all refer to the product
Camping Cook CV.
This product is designed for a normal private use, not
intended for commercial purposes.
Rate: 262 g/h (3.6 kW) - injector N° 64
Category: butane direct pressure
A - PREPARATION FOR USE
IMPORTANT
This operation manual will help you use your Campingaz
unit properly and in complete safety.
Please read this manual first to familiarise yourself with
the unit, before connecting the Campingaz
cartridge.
Abide by the instructions given in this manual. Failure
to do so may be dangerous for the user and anyone
else close by.
Always keep this manual in a safe place, readily available
for reference if necessary.
This unit must be used exclusively with Campingaz
470 PLUS cartridges and with the included hose and
regulator. Using other gas cartridges may be dangerous.
This unit should only be used outdoors, and away from
inflammable materials.
Never use a unit that is leaking, that is not operating
properly or that is damaged. Return it to your dealer, who
will indicate the nearest servicing agent.
Never modify this unit, or use it for applications for
which it was not intended.
Do not use this product in caravans, cars, tents, huts,
sheds or any small enclosed areas.
The product should not be used while sleeping or left
unattended.
This product consumes fuel through combustion or
consumption of oxygen and gives off certain substances
and gas, which could be dangerous such as carbon
monoxide (CO).
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, clear gas that can
cause flu-like symptoms, sickness, illness, and possibly
death if produced inside aforesaid enclosed areas
through use of the product without proper ventilation.
B - CONNECTING THE CAMPINGAZ
CARTRIDGE
If replacing an empty cartridge, read Section D: "Removing or
changing the Campingaz CV 470 PLUS cartridge".
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When installing or removing the Campingaz
cartridge, always operate in an open, very well-ventilated
place, never in the presence of a flame, spark or any other
source of heat (cigarette, electrical appliance, etc.), and away
from other persons or inflammable materials.
- Place the cartridge on the ground and to the side of the stove.
- Close the valves on the stove by turning the control knobs (1)
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clockwise, position ( ) (Fig. 1).
- Push the regulator (3) onto the cartridge and then screw it
tight until you hear a click (approximately one-sixth of a turn)
(Fig. 4A). Do not force the cartridge to turn further than this or
you may risk damaging the Easy Clic
- Check that the hose is properly installed, not twisted, tangled,
squashed or overstretched.
- Check that the air holes in the burner tube, close to the
injector, are not obstructed by dust or cobwebs.
1) Campingaz CV 470 PLUS cartridge:
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AS CAMPINGAZ CV 470 PLUS CARTRIDGES ARE VALVE-
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OPERATED, THEY CAN BE DETACHED FROM THE
APPLIANCE, EASILY TRANSPORTED (EVEN WHEN NOT
EMPTY) AND FITTED TO OTHER CAMPINGAZ
Thank you for choosing this Campingaz
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CV 470 PLUS
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CV
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CV 470 PLUS
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CV470 Plus
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Plus System.
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APPLIANCE
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Camping Cook CV.
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IN THE 470 PLUS RANGE DESIGNED TO OPERATE
EXCLUSIVELY WITH THESE CARTRIDGES.
2) Checking for gas leaks
Do not check for leaks using a flame. Use a gas leak detecting
liquid.
- Apply gas leak detecting liquid to the connections between
cartridge / regulator / hose / stove (Fig. 6).
- The control knobs should remain in the "off" position (
- Any gas leaks will be indicated by bubbles.
- The stove must not be used until all leaks have been
eliminated.
- Disconnect the regulator from cartridge and contact the local
after sales service for assistance.
In the case of leakage (gas smell before opening the valve),
take the equipment outside immediately, in a well-ventilated
area with no combustion source, where the leak can be
located and halted. Even if you just wish to check that your
equipment is correctly sealed, always do so outside.
Never attempt to locate leaks using a flame. Use a gas leak
detecting liquid.
Important:
An overall inspection and leaks check must be carried out at
least annually and always after changing the cartridge.
Only then the equipment is safe to be used.
C - OPERATION
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
Do not use your stove at a distance closer than 20 cm
to a wall or flammable object, nor closer than 1 metre
to a ceiling.
WARNING: Accessible parts may be very hot.
Keep out of reach of children.
Never touch the pan support (2) or the burner during or
just after using the equipment.
Never use the equipment without the pan support (Fig. 2).
Use oven gloves when handling the pan support.
Position the equipment on a stable, horizontal surface.
Do not move the device when it is in operation.
Do not use a container for cooking which is smaller than
12 cm or larger than 26 cm in diameter.
Do not use the device if the gas cartridge is not in a
vertical position (Fig. 4C).
Beware of flare-ups resulting from the combustion of
liquid butane rather than vaporised butane. Should this
occur, re-position the equipment and turn the control
knobs off.
Avoid twisting the flexible hose.
When the appliance is in operation, the support on which
the unit is standing can get very hot. The unit must not
be placed on a combustible surface (plastic, tablecloth,
etc.). It is recommended that the unit be placed on a
heat-resistant surface (concrete, stone, brick, directly
on the ground (earth)). Otherwise, an incombustible,
heat-insulating material should be placed between the
unit and its support.
Check that the hose is in an appropriate position without
any twisting or pulling and without being in contact with
the hot walls of the appliance. (Fig. 8)
Always keep the gas cartridge away from appliance
walls and areas that may be hot (Fig 9).
1) Lighting up (Fig. 3)
Open the regulator valve (4) by turning counterclockwise from
- to + (Fig. 7).
- Hold a flame up to the burner, then turn the burner knob (1)
counterclockwise to ( ) position.
- Adjust the flame to the size of the container by positioning the
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