User manual KOMPERNASS KH 4202 CAMPING STOVE

[. . . ] â· Never use the gas cooker close to easily inflammable materials, such as matches or petrol. â· Do not leave the appliance unattended when it is in use!The gas cooker must be constantly supervised by the user during the whole period of use. â· Do not use cooking utensils with a diameter larger than 26 cm. [. . . ] In the case of over-pressure in the gas canister, for example by overheating, the valve on the gas cooker actuates the clamping lever and separates the canister from the valve. In this case, wait until the canister has cooled sufficiently, and the pressure has fallen, before continuing to use the gas cooker. Place the clamping lever into position 1 and then back into position 0. determine the likeliest possible cause for over-pressure in the canister. Possible causes could be: - The gas cooker was being used in direct sunlight. If there is a strong smell of gas or you can hear gas leaking, it will be coming from either the canister or from the gas cooker. When the canister allows itself to be released, remove it from the gas canister shaft and isolate it from the gas cooker. Housing Catchment bowl Burner head Canister shaft Shaft cover Finger hole Valve with gasket seal Regulator valve Clamping lever Blocking lever Notch Burner head screw For safety reasons, the catchment bowl is inserted into the housing laterally. In this position, a canister cannot be connected with the clamping lever. Hence, first turn the catchment bowl over and insert it into the housing with the mountings pointing upwards. Now open the canister shaft in that you lift the cover upwards by placing your finger in the finger hole. After unpacking, check to ensure that all of the following items have been supplied: - Transport case - Butane-Canister Type MSF-1a (In the canister shaft) - Gas cooker with catchment bowl - Operating instructions Use only the butane canisters designated for this appliance and take note of the instructions given on them. Before installing a new gas container, check the sealing washer on the valve for any signs of damage. Exchange gas canister in a well ventilated location, preferably outside, away from any sources of ignition, such as naked flames, pilots, electric fires and away from other people. Take the canister from the canister shaft and remove the protective foil. Remove the protective cap from the canister and keep it in a safe place. Lay the canister into the canister shaft with the nozzle pointing to the front. There by, ensure that the notch on the edge of the canister is facing upwards and the blocking lever can engage with it. If not, turn the regulator valve back to the OFF position and repeat the ignition procedure. This appliance is to be operated exclusively with MSF-1a Butane-Canisters. In the event of using similary constructed butane canisters, these must conform with Standard EN 417. Press the clamping lever into position I and check to ensure that the notch on the canister fits into the blocking lever at the valve. [. . . ] In this case ALWAYS first place the regulator valve into the position OFF and return the clamping valve back into the start position 0!In cars and caravans and with sufficient intense sunlight, very high temperatures can be generated! â· Place the regulator valve into the ignite position , so that the remaining gas in the gas cooker can be burnt off. Store the gas cooker in the transport case in a dry, cool and well ventilated location. [. . . ]