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10. NEVER SMOKE WHILE ATTEMPTING TO LIGHT THE STOVE. MAKE SURE ALL
SURROUNDING FLAMES ARE EXTINGUISHED.
11. USE BAKING SODA TO CONTROL A GREASE FIRE AND HAVE A FIRE EXTIN-
GUISHER HANDY. A bucket of sand or a garden hose should be near if you do not have a
commercial extinguisher.
12. ALWAYS CHECK THE MALE CONNECTION THREADS ON THE LPG PROPANE
CYLINDER AND THE FEMALE CONNECTION THREADS ON THE GAS VALUE ASSEM-
BLY (PART #5) OF THE STOVE FOR DAMAGE. If you suspect damage to the propane
cylinder, return the cylinder to the gas distributor and have it replaced. If you suspect damage
to the Gas Valve Assembly, discontinue using the Stove and contact Harbor Freight Tools for a
replacement Gas Valve Assembly.
13. TURN OFF AND HAVE A QUALIFED TECHNICIAN CHECK THE STOVE IMMEDI-
ATELY IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING EXISTS:
14. This stove is designed to be used and operated on Low Pressure Gas (Propane) usually
found in a gas cylinder (like the type used on gas barbecues).
15. This stove will not operate at the gas pressure coming from an L.P. gas cylinder. An L.P.
regulator (set at 11” Water Column) is needed to properly operate the stove. L.P. Regulator
and Hose Kits such as Hurricane Products item #33447, are available from Harbor
Freight Tools. Your local L.P gas supplier can assist you in setting up and using the L.P.
Regulator.
16. Before each use, always check all gas connections and joints to make sure no
leaks are present. Check hoses for cracks and wear and replace a damaged hose.
17.The lit burner should operate with a blue flame, with a small yellow tip. Adjust the air screw
if the flame is sputtering or popping. If the flame is not operating normally, shut off the gas
valve before checking to see if anything is obstructing the gas flow. Do not operate the
Propane Stove if you feel that it is not operating in a normal fashion.
18. Do not use or store any flammable liquid or material in the area surrounding the
Propane stove.
a. The smell of gas in conjunction with extreme yellow tipping of the burner flames.
b. The Stove does not reach temperature.
c. The burner makes a popping noise during use. (A slight popping noise is normal when
the burner is extinghished.)
7. NEVER LEAVE THE STOVE UNATTENDED ONCE IT IS LIT.
8. DO NOT CLEAN THE STOVE WITH CLEANERS THAT ARE COMBUSTIBLE OR
CORROSIVE.
9. MAKE SURE THE PROPANE CYLINDER IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE UNIT
WHEN THE STOVE IS NOT IN USE.