Solo Stove FIRE PIT User Manual

SOLO STOVE FIRE PITS
Instructions & Other Information
HOW TO USE YOUR SOLO STOVE FIRE PIT
Step 1
Remove the nested flame ring and set
it aside.
Step 2
Start by placing your tinder, kindling and
small wood pieces in the center of the
fire pit.
FOR BEST RESULTS, DO NOT OVERFILL
WITH WOOD THAT COVERS OR EXTENDS
ABOVE THE TOP AIR HOLES.
Step 3
Light your fire.
Step 4
Place the flame ring back on top of the
fire pit with the angled edges pointing
upward.
THIS WILL PROVIDE PROTECTION FROM
THE WIND AND ENHANCE THE LOOK OF
THE FLAMES.
Step 5
As your ember bed gets hotter, start
adding in 1-3 pieces of wood. As those
catch, add enough wood to fill the burn
chamber.
Step 6
When you’re ready to call it a night, let
the fire pit burn out on its own.
Step 7
After the fire pit has completely cooled
turn it over to empty the ash.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
Caring for your fire pit correctly will prolong its look and
usability.
After each use, wait until the unit has completely cooled down
then turn the fire pit over to empty any remaining ash. If you
want to wipe it down, use only a dry cloth.
It’s important to keep rain and snow out of your fire pit. Solo
Stove Shelter is a great cover option and can be purchased
separately for all fire pits. For Ranger and Bonfire, you can also
use the carrying case included with your purchase.
Due to extremely high temperatures, discoloration of the fire
pit will occur and is considered normal. Stainless steel has an
increased resistance to rust; however, it is not rust-proof.
Prolonged exposure to moisture may result in increased staining
and/or rusting. Due to extremely high temperatures inside, the
fire pit may show signs of staining/rust. This is normal and will
not affect normal use.
STORAGE AND CARE
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Must read before use.
Failure to do so can result
in serious injury or death.
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mortelles. SCANNER ICI.
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resultar en lesiones graves o muerte.
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Solo Stove FIRE PIT Specifications

General

Material	304 Stainless Steel
Fuel Type	Wood
Sizes	Ranger, Bonfire, Yukon
Smokeless Technology	Yes
Dimensions	Varies by model
Design	Double-walled
Ranger Diameter	15 inches
Bonfire Diameter	19.5 inches
Yukon Diameter	27 inches
Burn Time	Varies by model and fuel
Portable	Yes
Bonfire Weight	23.3 lbs (10.6 kg)

Summary

How to Use Your Solo Stove Fire Pit

Step 1: Prepare the Fire Pit

Remove the nested flame ring and set it aside before starting.

Step 2: Add Fuel for Ignition

Place tinder, kindling, and small wood pieces in the center. Do not overfill.

Step 3: Light the Fire

Light your fire after preparing the fuel.

Step 4: Position the Flame Ring

Place the flame ring upward to protect from wind and enhance flames.

Step 5: Add More Wood

Add wood gradually as the ember bed heats up, filling the burn chamber.

Step 6: Let the Fire Burn Out

Allow the fire pit to burn out on its own when ready to finish.

Step 7: Empty Ashes

After complete cooling, turn the fire pit over to empty remaining ash.

Storage and Care

Proper Cleaning and Ash Removal

Wait for the unit to cool completely before emptying ash and cleaning with a dry cloth.

Protection from Elements

Keep rain and snow out using Solo Stove Shelter or included carrying case.

Understanding Discoloration and Rust

Discoloration is normal; stainless steel resists rust but can stain with moisture.

Tips and Good Things to Know

Best Wood Types for Performance

Use dry hard woods for best results to achieve optimal efficiency and flame patterns.

Initial Fire Pit Efficiency

The double-wall airflow takes 5-15 minutes to reach full efficiency on first use.

Overfilling and Weather Effects

Overfilling reduces efficiency and increases smoke; weather causes rust and discoloration.

User Warnings and Safety Precautions

Read Instructions and General Safety

Always read instructions and warnings before use to prevent injury or death.

Safe Operating Environment

Use only outdoors, on a level noncombustible surface, away from combustibles.

Handling and Supervision

Never leave unattended, do not alter, and exercise caution, especially with children.

Fire Ignition and Extinguishing

Do not use flammable liquids for lighting and never use water to extinguish fires.

Ash Disposal

Dispose of ashes properly in a sealed metal container as they retain heat.