Coleman 9770, 9775 manual English-4, Becoming Familiar with your Coleman Stove

1 Becoming Familiar with your Coleman® Stove

Thank you for purchasing your new Coleman® multi-fuel stove. This stove is a high performance multi-fuel cooking appliance. Operation and control of liquid fuel is different than LPG. We recommend operating your new stove in a safe location outside your home to familiarize yourself with its multi-fuel operation before your next outdoor experience.

Helpful Hints

•Consider carrying your spare parts and tools for stove servicing.

•Using the windscreen and reflective disk will usually decrease your water boiling times.

•Liquid Coleman® fuel is recommended when using the stove in temperatures below 40° F or in high elevation.

•For best results, always use Coleman® Filter/Funnel Part No. 814-515T.

•If necessary, unleaded gasoline may be substituted for liquid Coleman® fuel.

•Do not use kerosene in this stove.

•When using LPG, use only Coleman® 3250 Butane/Propane fuel.

■When lighting and using your Coleman® stove with liquid fuel, this manual refers to this illustration to identify the different types of flames:

HIGH FLAME - Yellow (Turn off stove)

(Excessive height indicates burner is flooding with fuel - see troubleshooting section)

START-UP FLAME - Yellow

(Normal cold start - flame will settle to cooking flame in about one minute)

COOKING FLAME - Blue

(Normal)

REFLECTOR DISC

CAUTION

HELPFUL HINT:

Always place the stove on the reflector disc during setup and use. The disc must be used to help protect combustible surfaces from excess heat and cooking splatter.

A windscreen is provided with your stove to improve performance in windy conditions. See Section 15 for additional information concerning setup and use of the reflector disc and windscreen.

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