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NOTE: If igniter fails to light stove, fully
close burner valves and wait 1 minute. If
the stove is wet the igniter may not spark.
Use match to light burner and reference
previous section on Standard Ignition.
• Adjust flame
with burner
valve.
(Fig. 15)
Flame should
be blue with a
hint of yellow
on tips.
To Turn Off
• Close both
burner
valves firmly.
(Fig. 16 and
Fig. 17)
To Clean
• Make sure stove
is cool.
• Move stove
away from flame
(including pilot
lights) and other
ignition sources.
• Remove propane
cylinder from
regulator
and replace
protective cap
on cylinder.
(Fig. 18)
• Remove
regulator from
stove. (Fig. 19)
• Lift off pan
support. (Fig. 20)
MAINTENANCE, EACH USE
• Keep stove area clear and free from
combustible materials, gasoline and
other flammable vapors and liquids.
• Do not obstruct the flow of
combustion and ventilation air.
• A good flame should be blue with
minimal yellow tip. Some yellow tips
on flames are acceptable as long as
no carbon or soot deposits appear.
• Wipe clean with soft cloth and mild
dish detergent. Do not use abrasives.
(Fig. 21)
Fig. 15
Fig. 16
To Store
Fig. 17
EXPLOSION - FIRE HAZARD
• Never store propane near high heat,
open flames, pilot lights, direct
sunlight, other ignition sources or
where temperatures exceed 120 ºF
(49 °C).
• The cylinder must be disconnected
when the stove is in storage.
Fig. 18
• Safely store and operate the
appliance where the environmental
temperature will not fall below -0.4°F
(-18°C).
• For storage
or transport,
the regulator
Fig. 19
may be
located
below the
pan support.
(Fig. 22)
• To carry the
stove, firmly
grasp the stove
Fig. 20
by the handle.
(Fig. 23)
English - 6
DANGER
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Fig. 23
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