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6. USe STOve TO COOK
1.
once the preheating flames are almost out, open the control valve again by a quarter turn.
if the burner is hot enough, vaporization of the fuel takes place. the flame ring should then
be complete, turn blue and hiss gently.
FigUre [12]
if the vaporized fuel does not ignite,
light it carefully with a match.
2.
a yellow, flaring flame means that the burner is not hot enough or that the control valve is
opened too far. to avoid that, close the control valve slightly. if the flame does not turn
blue after 10 - 15 seconds, the burner is not hot enough and you have to preheat the stove
longer. in this case, close the control valve one more time, wait until the flames are almost
out and then open the control valve again.
3.
When the stove is properly burning, you can gradually open the control valve and increase
power. Maximum power is reached when the control valve has been opened by about two
turns. if you open it by more than two turns, you will use up more fuel without making the
stove any hotter.
4.
if the flame flares up and turns yellow, turn down the control valve slightly and wait until
the flame has turned blue again.
5.
once the stove is burning for a while, maintain pressure in the fuel bottle with
additional pumpstrokes. too little pressure will result in poor performance. too much
pressure will lead to a yellow, flaring flame. With some practice, you will learn how often to
pump in order to maintain an effective flame.
danger
risk of burning due to incorrect handling
Make sure to arrange the pump head and the control spindle before you in a safe and
ergonomic way
FigUre [13]
, so that you are not getting too close to the flame during
operation of the stove.
7. TUrn OFF, COOL and PaCK STOve
1.
turn the fuel bottle to the off position while the flame is burning. off will then be visible
from above on the pump.
FigUre [14]
the fuel in the hose will now burn up and the
remaining pressure in the bottle will be released.
2.
the flame will not go out immediately, but will burn for a few minutes depending on which
fuel you are using and how far the control valve is open.
3.
if the stove is to be used again without being moved, you can switch off the stove using
the control valve. allow the stove to cool properly before lighting it again.
4.
allow stove to cool for at least 10 minutes before packing it.
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