Maxsun, Portable Gas Stove for Travel and Camping, Outdoor Cooking Gas Stove, Beige Dark, Size42.1*29.1*11.7Cm

Maxan portable gas stove grill for travel and trips
Model: MS-8 MINI BBQ
Size: 30.5*22.6*12cm
Color: dark beige
Gas type: butane
Heat input: 2.2 kW
Gas consumption: 160g/h
Hole diameter: 0.6 mm
Nominal outlet pressure of the regulator:
Shutdown pressure when the pressure safety device is activated:
First stage safety device: 4.5bar~5.5bar
Second stage safety device: 5.5bar~6.5bar
Advantages:-
Portable gas stove, solid and stable
Small size, stable, convenient to use and store
Works on gas cans
- Light and easy to use and carry during outings and camping
Important
- Read the instructions carefully before use to familiarize yourself with the burner before connecting it to its gas cartridge
Keep these instructions for future reference
- This burner should only be used with a MAX MSF-1A / MSF-1 CRV butane cartridge conforming to EN 417. It may be dangerous to attempt to fit other types of gas cartridge
- External use only
- Keep young children away from the stove
- Do not use the stove when the ambient temperature is higher than 35°C
- Do not use the burner when the cartridge container cover is in the open position
- Release or unplug the gas cartridge after each use.
1. Grill
2. Fat tray
3. Install the pot support
4. Pot support
5. The torch
6. Heat shield plate
7. The ignition electrode
8. Cartridge lock lever
9. Control switch / ignition
10. Cartridge cover
11.Remove the drip tray
warning:-
- Ensure that the seals (between the burner and the gas cartridge) are in place and in good condition before connecting the gas cartridge (Fig. 6).
- Do not use the hob if the seals are broken or damaged
- Do not use a stove that is leaking, damaged or not working properly
Security device:
• When used in areas with high temperatures, such as a beach during summer or a hot room, the internal pressure of the cartridge may rise to more than 450 kPa (normal pressure = 200-300 kpa)
This will activate the safety auto shut off burner inside the regulator
• Remove the gas cartridge from the cartridge chamber
• If the burner is in use and is working properly. Butane should be cool to the touch
• If it is not warm and you feel warm, refer to “Precautions” in the Stove Usage section and check if you are using the stove correctly
• Push and turn the control/ignition switch to “IGNITION” to release any excess gas inside the regulator.
• Ensure that the control / ignition switch is in the “OFF” position and reset the safety shutdown device by pushing the reset lever with the red rubber cap
• Repeat the three steps to insert the gas cartridge after it has cooled
• The gas cartridge can be locked only if the control switch (9) inside is in the “”””●”””” position
*Tips before cooking
CAUTION: Do not place the grill pan on the burner without a pan support. Never use another cookware
Deep grill pan should be used exclusively with pan support. Before cooking, always make sure that the pan support is in the correct position
Using the stove for the first time
1. Ensure that the control knob (9) is set to the “”””●”””” position by turning it clockwise and that the cartridge lever (8) is set to “”””open””
2- Open the cartridge cap (10) and insert the cartridge, head facing forward, notch pointing up and in line with value guide (Fig. 2)
3. Press the cartridge lever (8) down (Fig. 3) and close the cartridge cover.
4. If you hear a “hiss” sound, the cartridge is not installed correctly. Do not attempt to ignite the device but move the lever (8) to the “unlock” position and repeat step (1-4).
5. Push and turn the knob (9) all the way to the ignition position until it clicks (Fig. 4). Repeat this procedure until the burner ignites.
6. Adjust the control knob to the desired position. (Fig. 5) Never set the cartridge lever (6) to the “UNLOCK” position during use!
after use
1. Turn the control knob (9) to the “””””””” position.
2. Check if the igniter has gone out before adjusting the cartridge lever (8) to the “unlock” position.
3. When the burner has completely cooled down, for your own safety, remove the cartridge.
4. Put on the red protective cap and always store the gas cartridge in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place
Cartridge change
- The cartridge can be removed even if it is not empty.
Once the stoves have completely cooled down:
- Check that the gas inlet is completely closed by turning the control knob (9) clockwise to the “”””●”””” position and that the burner (5) has gone out.
- Open the cartridge compartment cover (10) and remove the cartridge.
- Disconnect the cartridge by placing the cartridge lever (8) in the “UNLOC”
The butane cartridge must be changed in a safe place, eg. Outdoors or in a well-ventilated place, preferably outside, away from any sources of ignition, such as open flames and electricity and away from other people.
- Insert a new cartridge following the instructions given in the “First Time Use of the Burner” section.
- Check the seals before connecting a new gas cartridge to the burner. (Fig. 6)