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To Set Up
DANGER
• CARBON MONOXIDE HAZARD
•
For outdoor use only.
• Never use inside house, camper, tent, vehicle or other unventilated or
enclosed areas.This stove consumes air (oxygen). Do not use in unventilated or
enclosed areas to avoid endangering your life.
Note: Use Coleman 16.4 oz dispos-
able propane cylinders. The LP-gas
cylinder(s) used with stoves must
be constructed and marked in
accordance with the specififcations
for LP-gas cylinders of the U.S.
Department of Transportation or
Transport Canada
, CAN/CSA B339.
■ Turn FUEL VALVE “off”.
■ Place cylinder securely in stove base.
CAUTION
• SERVICE SAFETY
Keep all connections and fittings clean.
Inspect propane cylinder and stove propane
connections for damage before attaching.
During set up, check all connections and
fittings for leaks using soapy water. Bubbles
indicate a leak. Never use a flame.
To Light
DANGER
• EXPLOSION - FIRE HAZARD
• Propane is heavier than air and can accumulate in low places. If you smell
gas, leave the area immediately.
• Always attach or detach propane source outdoors; never while stove is lighted,
near flame, pilot lights, other ignition sources or while stove is hot to touch.
• This stove is red hot during use and can ignite flammables too close to the
burners. Keep flammables at least 12 inches from the sides and 48 inches from
the top of the stove. Keep gasoline and other flammable liquids and vapors well
away from stove.
■ Remove protective cap from top
of propane cylinder. Save cap for
use in storing.
■ Screw propane cylinder into
stove. Take care not to cross
thread. HAND TIGHTEN only.