EN - GAS STOVE MANUAL
Gaz stove MT900: 2,3 kW /168g/h
Category: direct pressure butane/propane mix
Injector reference number: 33
Nomenclature
A - pan support
B - handle
C - leakproof seal
Warnings
IMPORTANT: Read this manual carefully to familiarise yourself with the appliance before attaching it to a gas
supply. Keep these instructions for future review.
- This product must only be used with screw cartridges complying with EN417 and containing a mixture of butane and
propane.
- The use of DECATHLON 100g / 230g / 450g cartridges is highly recommended.
- It can be dangerous to attempt to use other types of gas containers.
- Ensure that the leakproof seals (C) are present and in good condition before attaching the gas cartridge.
- Do not use a leaking, damaged or malfunctioning unit.
- Do not modify the unit.
- Do not use the device for purposes other than those intended.
- Do not use the device while sleeping or leave unattended.
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- This gas unit works though combustion, consuming oxygen and releasing substances and gases that can be hazar
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STOVE ASSEMBLY
Place the device on a stable, horizontal surface. As shown in figure 1, rotate the pan support (A) until it stops.
INSTALLING A GAS CARTRIDGE
Always perform the installation of a gas cartridge in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors, and never in the pre
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sence of flames, heat sources, sparks, people, or flammable materials.
- Check that the gas inlet is properly closed by turning (B) clockwise until it stops.
- Verify that the leakproof seals (C) are in good condition
- Holding the device in your hand, screw the cartridge in firmly, turning it counter-clockwise as far as the 3rd stop and
being careful not to damage the screw thread. A small amount of gas may escape during the tightening process (for less
than 2 seconds). It will stop once the stove or valve has been firmly screwed all the way in and properly installed. Wait
several minutes before lighting the stove.
The unit is now ready for use.
USING THE STOVE
- Ensure that the stove is stable and will not tip over.
- Provide at least 50cm of clearance around the stove.
- Open the gas by turning (B) counter-clockwise towards the + and hold a flame 2cm above the stove, taking care not
to put your fingers on top of the burner. If the burner does not light, turn off the burner by fully rotating (B) and check the
cartridge has gas in it before trying again.
- Place the pan on (A), centred on the burner, and adjust the gas flow: flames should not extend out past the pan.
- Turn off the gas by turning (B) towards the - until it stops.
CARTRIDGE REMOVAL
Cartridges can be removed even if they are not empty.
- Ensure that the burners are switched off before disconnecting the gas supply.
- Remove or change the cartridge out of doors, away from any possible source of heat.
- Once the unit has cooled down, verify that the gas inlet is closed fully by turning (B) clockwise. Hold the device, then
loosen the cartridge by turning it counter-clockwise to remove it.
- Never throw away a cartridge that is not empty (shake the cartridge to ensure that there is no sound of liquid).
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
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- Place the unit on a stable flat surface. Do not move the stove or rotate the cartridge while in use.
- Should the device leak (smell of gas), immediately move it outside to a well-ventilated area, away from any source of
ignition, where you can locate and repair the leak. If you wish to check the seal on your device, do so outdoors. Do not
search for leaks with a flame; use soapy water.
- Should large flames appear, set the unit on the ground and shut off the gas supply.
STORAGE AND MALFUNCTIONS
Once the unit has cooled down:
- Remove the cartridge
- Fold (A).
- Store the unit and the cartridge in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place, out of reach of children.
Please contact our after-sales service should you encounter any irregularities.
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