Maxsun, Portable gas stove kit for travel and trips, Outdoor cooking gas stove, Turquoise, 67.9x28.6x12.5 Cm

OverviewPortable Maxan gas stove set for travel and trips Model: MSD-5800S Size: 67.9*28.6*12.5cm Classification: butane gas pressure Gas type: butane Heat input: 22. kW*2 Gas consumption: 160g/h*2 Hole diameter: 0.6 mm Nominal outlet pressure of the regulator: Shutdown pressure when the pressure safety device is activated: First stage safety device: 4.5bar~5.5bar Second stage safety device: 5.5bar~6.5bar Gas type: butane Color: turquoise Advantages:- Portable gas stove - Small size, stable, convenient to use and store - Works on gas cans - Light and easy to use and carry during outings and camping Alerts and warnings: - The accessible parts may get very hot, so keep children away from the stove. - It is used in outdoor places only and in well-ventilated places - This burner should only be used with the MAX MSF-1 CRV / MSF-1a Butane Gas Cartridge. * Read the instructions carefully before use to familiarize yourself with the burner before connecting it to its gas cartridge. - It may be dangerous to attempt to fit other types of gas cartridge. Do not use stoves when the ambient temperature is higher than 35°C. - Do not use the burner when the cartridge container cover is open - Release or unplug the gas cartridge after each use - One of the two gas cartridges must be removed from the cartridge chamber while only one burner is in operation For external use only Keep young children away from the stove * warning Ensure that the seals (between the burner and the gas cartridge) are in place and in good condition before connecting the gas cartridge (Fig. 6). Do not use the device if the seal is broken or damaged Do not use a device that is leaking, damaged, or not working properly safety device - The hob is equipped with a safety device that stops the gas flow if pressure in the cartridge, for example due to overheating, becomes too high. To continue using... - Turn the control knob (8) to the “” “” position. - Turn the cartridge lever (6) to the “unlocked” position and remove the cartridge. Turn the control knob to the ignition position to release any excess pressure inside the valve. - Push down the reset lever with the red rubber cap. - Push and turn the control knob (8) to the ignition position to release any excess pressure inside the valve. - Insert a new cartridge after checking that the cartridge lever (6) is in the “unlocked” position. (If the new cartridge is not handy, cool the used cartridge with water. - The cartridge can only be installed when the control knob (8) is in the off position Using the stove for the first time 1. Ensure that the control knob (8) is set to the “” position by turning it clockwise and the cartridge lever (6) to “unlocked”. 2. Open the cartridge cap (2) and insert the cartridge, with the head on top, with the notch pointing up and in line with the value guide (Fig. 2). 3. Press the cartridge lever (6) down (Fig. 3) and close the cartridge cover. 4. If you hear a “histing” noise, the cartridge is not installed properly. Do not attempt to ignite the device but move the lever (6) to the “UNLOCK” position and repeat step (1-4). 5. Push and turn knob (8) all the way to the ignition position until it clicks. (Fig. 4) Repeat this procedure until the burner ignites. 6. Adjust the control knob to the desired position. (Fig. 5) Never set the cartridge lever (6) to the “UNLOCK” position during use! After use 1. Turn the control knob (8) to the ““” position. 2. Check if the igniter has gone out before adjusting the cartridge lever (6) to the “unlock” position. 3. When the burner has completely cooled down, for your own safety, remove the cartridge. 4. Turn the control knob (8) to the ignition position to release any excess pressure inside the regulator. 5. Put on the red protective cap and always store the gas cartridge in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place. The butane cartridge must be changed in a safe place, eg. Outdoors or in a well-ventilated place, preferably outside, away from any ignition source such as open flames and electricity and away from other people. Check the seals before attaching a new gas cartridge to the stove. (Fig. 6) Install a new cartridge following the instructions in the “First Time Use of the Burner” paragraph. Storage - maintenance When the stove has cooled completely, it should be cleaned of any leftover food or grease after each use. Store the burner and cartridge in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, out of reach of children. Do not modify the burner. CAUTION: Accessible parts can get very hot, so keep children away from the stove. - Check if the gas cartridge is inserted correctly - Gas cartridge empty (test by shaking the cartridge) - Outside temperature is less than 4°C, move to warmer surroundings - Clean the burner head with a brush - In case of any problems, please contact the distributor - Explosion hazard - Do not use a frying pan larger than 680 x 680 mm in length as it can cover the gas cartridge chamber and cause the gas cartridge to overheat. - Warning: It is strictly forbidden to use the baking tray if one of its sides is longer than 180 mm, otherwise there is a high risk of explosion of the cartridge due to overheating. - Do not use pans smaller than 120 mm or larger than 340 mm in diameter per burner. Do not use containers with concave or convex bottoms. - if there is a leak in the device (gas smell), immediately turn the control knob (8) to the """" position, - Take the stove outside where a possible leak can be detected. If you want to check your stove for leaks, do it outside and never try to spot leaks with a flame, but always use soapy water!