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Important :
An overall inspection and leaks check must be carried
out at least annually and always after changing the gas
cylinder.
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 young children away.
Never touch the pan support (2) or the burner
during or just after using the equipment.
Never use the equipment without the pan support
(see Fig. 2).
Position the equipment on a stable, horizontal
surface and do not move when in use.
Do not use a container smaller than 12 cm or larger
than 20 cm in diameter.
In the event of a leak (smell of gas), close all valves.
Wait for the stove to cool down completely before
handling it to return it to its place of storage.
After use, always close the valve on the regulator
or gas cylinder.
Do not move the device when it is in operation.
When the Grill 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.).
An incombustible, heat-insulating material should
be placed between the unit and its support.
It's recommended that protective gloves be worn to
handle components which may be very hot.
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1) Lighting up (Fig. 3)
- Open the gas supply (valve or lever on regulator).
- Present a flame close to the burner and turn the burner
control knob (1) anti-clockwise.
- Adjust the flame to receptacle dimensions by turning the
wheel. Do not use receptacles with a diameter larger
than 20 cm.
- If you would like to fine-tune the simmering temperature,
adjust the flame level by turning the wheel.
- In case of strong wind, place the device with the lid
facing the wind (Base Camp Lid model) so that the wind
does not make the burner flame flare up beyond the
pan bottom.
- When cooking is finished, turn the wheel (1)
corresponding to the burner in a clockwise direction to
the (●) position (Fig. 6).
2) SHUTTING DOWN
- Close the valve on the regulator or gas cylinder.
- When the flames have gone out, close the stove valves
(1) by turning the control knobs to position (●) (Fig. 6).
D - REMOVING OR CHANGING THE GAS
CYLINDER
- Check that the gas cylinder valve or regulator lever is in
the closed position.
- Disconnect the regulator from the gas cylinder.
- Install the new gas cylinder.
- Connect the regulator to the new gas cylinder (check
the condition of the regulator seal, before connecting it
to the gas cylinder).
E - STORAGE - SERVICING
1) Stove
Ensure that your stove is regularly maintained, and it will
give you many years of excellent service.
- Do not clean the stove while it is in operation. Wait for it
to cool down, to avoid burning yourself on the hot parts
(pan supports, burners).
- When cleaning, be careful to avoid clogging the burner
holes. If the holes are clogged, for example by food that
has spilled over, open them with a nonmetal brush.
- Clean greasy parts with soap and water or a nonabrasive
detergent product.
- The pan holder (2) can be removed. You can take it off
to make cleaning the device easier.
To remove the pan support, pull it upwards. To reposition
it, insert the legs located on each site of the support into
the holes found on each side of the device (see Fig. 5).
- The lid may also be removed (Base Camp Lid model).
To take the lid off (Fig. 7), hold it on both sides and open
it. Pull the lid upwards, then close it slowly to unhook it.
- To reposition the lid (Base Camp Lid model) (Fig. 8),
insert the tabs located at the rear of the lid into the slots
at the rear of the device. Open the lid completely, then
close it without forcing.
- Store the device in a dry, ventilated place.
- If the device has not been used for 30 days, check
to see that cobwebs are not clogging the burner hose
openings; this could lead to decreased burner efficiency
or to a dangerous ignition of gas outside the burner.
2) Flexible hose or hose between the regulator and
the stove
- Regularly check the condition of the hose/hose and
change it if it shows signs of ageing or cracking.
- France, if the expiry date printed on the hose or hose
has been reached, the flexible hose and collars must be
replaced by components meeting the requirements of
standard XP D 36-110.
- Follow the assembly instructions supplied with these
new models, the length of which must not exceed 1.50
m, and proceed as described in Section A - 2).
- If your stove is likely to be left unused for a long period,
disconnect the gas cylinder.
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