
SPECIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Avoid modifying or repairing the weed burner yourself, as this may involve serious safety risks.
Only use original accessories or accessories recommended by the retailer.
Do not use the weed burner if it is damaged, defective or worn.
Use soapy water to check that all connections are sealed before use. Never use a naked flame to
perform a leakage test.
Use an approved 5, 11 or 33 kg gas bottle. The gas bottle may only be connected and replaced in
the open air. Do not smoke, use a naked flame or electrical equipment while the gas bottle is
being connected or replaced.
The gas bottle must stand stable so that it cannot tip over while the weed burner is in use.
The gas bottle must be upright with the regulator facing upwards when in use.
Make sure the hose does not break or twist when using the weed burner.
Keep the gas bottle at a safe distance from heat sources during use. Make sure that the gas bottle
and hose do not come into contact with the surfaces you are working on.
Do not leave the weed burner unattended. The burner and the area around it will get very hot
during use. Avoid touching these parts and allow them to cool fully before transporting or storing
the weed burner.
Avoid inhaling smoke or fumes created as a result of work.
The weed burner and gas bottle should be stored out of the reach of children in a dry, dust-free
and well-ventilated location.
Note: The weed burner is intended for private use only.
Preparing the weed burner
1. Fit the DG-approved hose (7) to the thread (2) on the regulator (1). Tighten the nut using a
spanner.
2. Fit the other end of the hose to the burner handle (3) and tighten using a spanner.
3. Before using, check that the connections remain sealed under pressure using a leak spray or
soapy water. After 5 years or if a leak is suspected, replace the gas hose as required by law.
4. Make sure that the weed burner is off. The adjustment knob/valve (4) should be turned
clockwise to stop.
5. The regulator should be fitted to the gas cylinder.