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source, where it will be possible to locate and
stop the leak. If you wish to check the tightness
of the stove, do it outside. Do not try to locate a
leak with a flame, use gas leak detection liquid.
c - usiNG your stove
C-1 LIGHTING A BuRNER (fig. 7)
Hold a flame close to the burner and gradually
turn on the gas by turning the Control knob
anticlockwise (+).
C-2 COOKING
Position the pan on the supports, in the centre
of the burner and adjust the gas flow-rate so
that the flames do not rise above the pan.
Adjust flame to desired heat with Control
knob. (Fig. 8)
NOTE: Before putting a pan on the pan
supports make sure that the lock nut is locked
and that pan supports are erected horizontally
C-3 EXTINGuISHING (fig. 9)
When you have finished cooking: turn off the
gas by turning Control knob clockwise to its full
extent (-).
d - saFety iNstructioNs
• Never use your stove at a distance
of less than 20 cm from a wall or
combustible object.
• Position the stove on a stable, horizontal
surface and do not move when in use
so as to avoid the appearance of large
flames resulting from the combustion
of liquid butane rather than vaporised
butane.
• Should this occur, position the stove
and turn the tap off.
• Set the cooker at low power when using
flat metallic utensils such as a toaster or
a rack for toasting bread.
• Do not use recipients with a total weight
over 4 kg.
• This stove is designed to work under
wind using Coleman " Wind Block
Technology" do not use any other
additional wind shields
E - REMOVING THE CARTRIDGE
Always change the cartridge outdoors and
well away from any source of ignition.
• Wait for the stove to cool down.
• Check that the gas supply is fully turned off by
turning the Control knob clockwise to its full
extent (-).
• Hold the stove, then unscrew the cartridge by
turning it anti-clockwise and remove it (Fig. 10).
f - STORAGE AND
TROuBLESHOOTING
In case of burn back (ignition under the
burner cap) switch the stove off, allow it to
cool down (approximately five minutes), then
reignite the stove. If the problem of burn
back persists, then please contact your local
Coleman ® representative.
Once your stove has fully cooled:
1. Remove the cartridge as shown in paragraph
E.
2. Rotate the lock nut clockwise to unlock
the pan supports and slide the lock nut
down. The pan supports will collapse
automatically. To fully collapse, push the
supports all the way down manually, and
collapse the wire valve handle by folding
towards the stove. (Fig. 11)
3. Store the stove in the provided carry bag using
the optional plastic support cylinder. (Fig. 12)
4. Store the stove and the cartridge in a cool,
dry and well-ventilated area, out of reach of
children. Never store in a basement or cellar.
5. In the case of the injector becoming clogged
(the cartridge still contains gas but the stove
will not light), do not try to unclog it yourself.
Return the stove to your retailer. (The stove
may only be disassembled by an approved
service agent).
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