Maxsun, Portable Gas Stove for Travel and Camping, Outdoor Cooking Gas Stove, Black*Green, Size30.5*22.6*12Cm

Maxan portable gas stove for travel and trips
Model: MS-200DF
Size: 30.5*22.6*12cm
Gas type: butane and a mixture of butane and propane
Heat input: 2.4 kW
Gas consumption: 175g/h
Hole diameter: 0.6 mm
Shut off pressure range for overpressure
Closure: 5.5 bar - 7.0 bar
Color : black
Advantages:-
- Portable gas stove, solid and stable
- Small size, stable, convenient to use and store
- This burner may only be used with a butane and propane gas mixture cylinder
- Light and easy to use and carry during outings and camping
alert : -
2.1 Ensure that the seals between the burner and the gas cartridge are in place and in good condition before connecting to the gas cartridge
2.2 Do not use the burner if it has broken or damaged seals; Do not use a stove that is leaking, damaged, or not working properly
2.3 For external use only and use in a well-ventilated place
* Never use inside a home, camper, tent, car, or any other unventilated or enclosed area
* This burner consumes air (oxygen)
* Do not use in enclosed areas to avoid endangering your life
2.4 The burner must be operated on a horizontal surface
2.5 The stove must be used away from flammable materials, minimum distances from adjacent surfaces: 50 cm from the wall 125 cm from the ceiling
2.6 The gas cartridge should be changed in a well-ventilated place, preferably outside, away from any
2.7 Do not use the device when the ambient temperature is higher than 35°C
2.8 Unplug the gas cartridge after each use
2.9 Do not use containers with concave or convex bottoms
10.2 Use in an area with sufficient air.
2.11 Use only outdoors to avoid dangerous accumulation of unburnt gases of the burner.
2.12 Do not use a stove that is leaking, damaged or not working properly.
- Never use two stoves close together.
- Do not use a container smaller than 12 cm or larger than 24 cm in diameter

Camping stove instruction manual
1. Control knob
2. Pot support
3. Drip pan
4. Double flame head
5. Primer electrode
6. Cylinder cover
7. Leg support
8. Gas cylinder
- This burner may only be used with a MAX MSF-1, MSF-8 or MSF-9 propane gas cylinder.
- This short-support device should only be used with a MAX MSF-8 butane/propane gas mixture cylinder

- Important: Read these Instructions for Use carefully so that you familiarize yourself with the burner before connecting it to its gas cartridge.
- Keep these instructions for future reference.
- Carbon monoxide risk
- This device can produce carbon monoxide which has no odor.
- May cause death if used indoors.
- Never use this device in an enclosed space such as a tent, camper, car or home.


Figure 1: Gas connector assy
- collar
- circular ring
- ( Seals (collar and O-ring)
- Figure 2: Folded
* (not for cooking, only for storage)
- unfolded
- Figure 3: Push and lock

1. Figure 5: Press the Power off button
2. NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, the following generic terms “burner/unit/product/equipment/burner” contained in this instruction manual all refer to the product “MS-200DF”.
3. Introduction:-
1.1 Type of gas: butane and a mixture of butane - propane
1.2 Device category: direct pressure
1.3 This device should only be used with a MAX MSF-1, MSF-8 or MSF-9 butane-propane mixture cylinder.
1.4 Nominal rate: 175 g/h (2, 4 kW), hole diameter 1.5: 0.6 mm
1.6 Valve outlet pressure: 8.63 kPa

3. Preparation for operation:
3.1 Open the support legs (7) to their fullest extent. Place the stove with its support legs down on a flat surface. (image 2)
3.2 Make sure that the gas supply is completely turned off by turning the control knob (1) clockwise (“off” position). (Fig. 3)
3.3 Lift the cartridge cap (6) and connect the gas cartridge to the gas connector (9) by turning the cartridge clockwise until it meets the O-ring of the gas connector. (Fig. 4)
Be careful not to install the cross-threaded cartridge. Hand tighten only, over-tightening may damage cartridge valve seals.
3.4 Listen and smell the stove if there is a gas leak.
If your stove has a leak (smells of gas), immediately take it out to a well-ventilated, flame-free location where leaks can be detected and stopped. If you want to check your stove for a leak, do it outside.
Do not attempt to detect leaks with a flame, use soap and water.
3.5 Keep the cartridge (8) upright when it is installed in the gas connector of the valve
- Do not use the burner in the folded position, otherwise it has a high risk of gas cartridge explosion due to overheating.

4. Usage
4.1 Never touch the pan support (3) or the burner head (4) during or immediately after the burner is in use.
4.2 Do not block the vent hole in the cartridge cover.
4.3 Place the stove on a stable, horizontal surface that does not move during use.
4.4 Wait until the burner has completely cooled down before handling and putting it away.
CAUTION: Accessible parts may become extremely hot. Keep young children away from the stove.