Harbor Freight Tools 35559 User Manual

PROPANE STOVE
Dual Burner with Manual Ignition
35559
Dual Burner with Auto-Ignite
35561
CLEANING, ASSEMBLY, AND OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Using a propane stove indoors CAN KILL
YOU IN MINUTES.
Stove exhaust contains carbon monoxide.
This is a poison you cannot see or smell.
NEVER use inside a
home, tent, camper, or
garage, EVEN IF doors
and windows are open.
Only use OUTSIDE
and far away from
windows, doors,
and vents.
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Read this material before using this product.
Failure to do so can result in serious injury.
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improvements, actual product may differ slightly from the product described herein. Tools required for
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Revised Manual 09l

Harbor Freight Tools 35559 Specifications

General

Brand	Harbor Freight Tools
Model	35559
Category	Stove
Language	English

Summary

Introduction and Safety Overview

Carbon Monoxide Hazard Warning

Critical warning about lethal indoor carbon monoxide poisoning from stove exhaust.

Important Usage Advisory

Read manual before use for safety and to prevent serious injury.

Safety Guidelines and Symbol Interpretation

Manual Retention and Reference

Keep manual for safety, assembly, operation, and maintenance procedures.

Understanding Safety Alert Symbols

Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols for hazard communication.

Mandatory Instruction Adherence

Emphasizes reading all instructions to prevent property damage, injury, or death.

Hazard Identification and Response

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Signs

Lists flu-like symptoms such as headache, dizziness, or nausea as indicators of CO exposure.

Propane Gas Leak Detection

Addresses odorant, density, and immediate actions if gas smell is detected.

Fire and Explosion Prevention

Covers safe distances from flammables, storage of tanks, and response to stove shutdown.

Operational Safety and Burn Prevention

Burn Hazard Precautions

Warns against moving a hot stove and touching hot parts; advises caution for children.

Fuel and Tank Safety Standards

Specifies HD-5 propane, tank size limits, POL valve, and DOT compliance.

Compliance, Maintenance, and Usage Restrictions

Regulatory Compliance and Child Safety

Adherence to codes, keeping children away, and proper storage practices.

Product Integrity and Servicing

Use as intended, check for damage, use identical parts, and professional maintenance.

Health and Usage Impairment

Avoid operation under alcohol/drugs; notes California lead warning.

Specifications, Unpacking, and Assembly

Product Technical Specifications

Details models, ignition, fuel, compatibility, BTU, and burner count.

Unpacking and Parts Verification

Instructions for checking item condition and reporting missing or broken parts.

Stove Assembly Steps

Guidance on attaching rubber feet, control knobs, and regulator/hose kit.

Propane Tank Connection

Propane Tank Requirements

Specifies DOT-marked tanks and 16.4 oz disposable cylinder usage.

Connecting Regulator to Tank

Procedure for securely attaching the gas valve of the regulator/hose kit to the propane tank.

Operating Instructions and Flame Check

Stove Setup and Leak Detection

Locating the stove, checking for leaks using soapy water, and closing the gas valve.

Ignition and Burner Operation

Manual ignition with matches and automatic piezo ignition procedures.

Flame Quality Monitoring

Visual check of burner flame color for proper operation, advising service if flames are improper.

Maintenance, Cleaning, and Storage

Safe Cooking and Shutdown Procedures

Avoid spills, turn off stove, close tank valve, and allow cooling before moving.

Inspection and Cleaning Guidelines

Regular checks of fittings, parts for damage, and cleaning with soap and water.

Proper Storage and Professional Servicing

Storing stove in dry area, tanks outdoors; maintenance by qualified technician.

Parts Identification and Service Disclaimer

Repair and Parts Replacement Policy

Disclaimer stating repairs should be done by certified technicians, not the buyer.

Parts List and Assembly Diagram

Identifies individual parts with numbers and provides a visual assembly diagram.