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SKU 04826
Assembly
The unit comes from the factory with several strings keeping the hoses and stove parts in
place. Cut and dispose of the strings.
1. Place the threaded bolt imbedded in the Rubber Leg (#3) through the metal foot bracket
on one of the bottom corners of the stove. Secure it with one hand while adding a nut with the
other hand. Repeat on the four other corners.
This Stove is designed to be fueled with (LPG. = Liquid Petroleum Gas) propane usually
found in cylinders like the type used in gas barbecues.
1. Make sure the Knobs (#4) are all in the “Off” position. See FIGURE 1.
2. Situate the propane cylinder (not included) outdoors, away from pilot lights, flames, sparks,
or other ignition sources. Attach the male end of the regulator/hose to the cylinder.
Note: Read and adhere to all safety warnings and instructions provided in the regulator
manufacturer’s manual.
3. Attach the regulator/ hose (not included) from the propane cylinder by threading the female
end clockwise onto the Gas Inlet. Hand tighten only. Never use tools to tighten hoses onto
the valve assembly. Turn on the propane cylinder.
4. Check for gas leaks by:
a. Listen for the hiss of escaping gas.
b. If the cylinder feels extremely cold, a leak is possible.
c. Smell for a rotten egg odor.
d. Apply soapy water to all of the connections and look for bubbles.
If you find evidence of leakage, turn off the propane cylinder immediately. Redo the connec-
tion and test again. If it continues to leak, turn off the propane cylinder and disconnect. Con-
tact your local gas distributor to replace the cylinder and hose. If the leakage comes from the
valve on the Stove, contact Harbor Freight Tools for a replacement part.
Caution! Explosion Danger: Do not use the Stove if the gas is leaking.
Right Rear Burner
Left Rear Burner
Right Front Burner
Left Front Burner
FIGURE 1
Left Front
Burner Knob
Right Front
Burner Knob
Left Rear
Burner Knob Right Rear
Burner Knob
Attaching an propane cylinder.
High
Medium
To Light and Low
Note: The Knobs (#4) are in the off position (12 o’clock) in FIGURE 1 above.
