LIFESTYLE APPLIANCES CA-GB13 User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(CA-GB13)
Warning:
This product is for outdoor use only.
Read the instructions before using the appliance and keep for
future reference.
9kW DUAL BURNER BOILING
RING / GAS STOVE

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These instructions give some important information about the installation, the use and the
maintenance of this appliance. Please take time toread these instructions so that you can
safely enjoy the full use of this gas stove for many years.
WARNING
Lifestyle Appliances declines any responsibility connected to the wrongful
installation or use of this appliance.
Before installing and using this gas appliance, please read carefully all the
instructions. If you do not follow these instructions for installation and use, you may
risk accidents or deterioration in the condition of this appliance.
Before opening the appliance for repairing or cleaning, please switch off and make
sure all parts are cold to prevent burns.
This gas appliance must only be used outdoors.
This gas appliance should be used on a flat and non flammable surface.
Do not move the appliance during use.
Turn off the gas supply at the gas bottle after use.
Any modification of the appliance may be dangerous and is not permitted.
MODEL..................................................GAS STOVE CA-GB13
Category
Gas Type And Pressure
Countries
I3+ (28-30/37)
G30 Butane at 28-30 mbar,
G31 Propane at 37 mbar.
BE.CH.ES.FR.GB.IE.IT.PT.
GR
I3B/P(30)
Butane at 30 mbar.
CY.LT.CZ.DK.EE.FI.LU.MT.
NL.NO.SE.SK.BG.RO.TR
Norminal Capacity.............. 9.0 KW
Gas Consumption............ 655 g/h
Warning :
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN !
This appliance is not fitted with Auto-ignition,so please use a match or taper to light the
appliance.
Distributor : Lifestyle Appliances Ltd
Unit 66 Enfield Ind Est
Redditch
Worcestershire B97 6DE
Tel : [phone] Web: www.lifestyleappliances.co.uk
email : [e-mail]

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS A
*Image for reference only*
1. Fix the 3 legs to the burner frame using 3 x screws and nuts provided
2. Fit gas valve into burner frame securing with 3 brass nuts
3. Position burner assembly venturi's over gas valve and secure using screw at
position a
4. Locate pan support and rotate to secure
CONNECTING YOUR HOSE & REGULATOR
+IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT SET UP AND USE.
(Please note: a gas hose & regulator is not included with this product).
1. Push the gas hose onto the hose tail of the control valve until none of the hose tail is
visible and secure tightly with a screwed hose clip.
2. Push the other end of the gas hose onto the hose tail of the regulator until none of the
hose tail is visible and secure tightly with a screwed hose clip
3. The regulator must comply with the requirements of EN 12684 :2001,
4. The hose used must conform to the relevant standard for the country of use, and the
length cannot exceed 1.50m. Worn or damaged hose must be replaced.
5. The gas supply hose should be checked periodically and should be replaced if damaged
or at least every five years.
6. This appliance is rated I3+ and as such can ONLY be used with either 13Kg Propane
or 15Kg Butane gas bottles.
BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE YOU MUST CONDUCT A LEAK TEST AS
DESCRIBED ON PAGE 4

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Leak testing:
You must perform a Leak Test each time a new gas bottle is connected or after a long
period of non use of the appliance.
Make sure that the valve assembly is in correct alignment with the venturi’s of the burner
assembly.
Make sure that the hose has no cracking and splitting and is away from bottom casting of
the appliance before each use.
IMPORTANT: if you cannot stop a gas leak, turn off the gas bottle valve or regulator
lever and disconnect the regulator from the gas bottle then call your local gas dealer.
Perform this leak test away from open flames or sparks and do not smoke!
1. Make 2-3 fluid ounces of leak detecting solution by mixing one part washing up liquid
with 3 parts water OR use a proprietary gas leak detection fluid
2. Make sure that all the control knobs are in OFF position.
3. Connect the regulator to the gas bottle.
4. After you are sure of the safe connection, completely open the gas bottle valve or turn
your gas regulator to the on position.
5. Brush the following parts with soapy water OR leak detection fluid:
- gas cylinder valve
- regulator
- hose and hose connections
- valves
- welds or seams on the gas tank
IMPORTANT!
If bubbles appear, there is a gas leak, Turn off the gas tank valve or regulator to the
off position immediately!
6. If there is a leak, re-tighten all the gas connections and repeat procedure (step 2 to
step 6). After the leak test, turn off the gas supply at the bottle or regulator
7. If the leak continues, do not try to fix the problem yourself. Please consult with your
LPG supplier.
IMPORTANT NOTE :-
The three hexagon head screws factory fitted into the venturi tubes of the burner
assembly are to ensure the gas and air mixture for combustion is correctly balanced
to gain efficient combustion. Please make sure they are secured tightly into the
venturi tubes of the burner assembly before each use.
Be very careful when you use this stove under 0°C. When the temperature is under 0°C,
the rubber joints may harden and cause a gas leak.
Always make sure that the gas does not leak before and after the stove ignition.
The use of a stove whilst leaking may cause fires, burns, serious injuries or death.
Keep children away from the stove and the gas bottle - Lifestyle recommends a distance
of more than 3 meters.
Never leave a hot or ignited stove unattended.
When installing the flexible gas hose,it should be kept clear of any hot and sharp objects.
When changing the flexible gas hose, it is necessary to follow the criteria set down

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according to the local standards in force.
INSTALLING YOUR BOILING RING
1. Remove any combustible material or flammable liquids or vapours from the cooking
area.
2.Put the stove on a solid, stable and flat surface to ensure the stability of the stove when
in use.
3. Make sure the pan support is securely fixed inside the burner frame.
4. The flexible gas hose should be positioned well away from any hot or sharp objects to
ensure that it is not subjected to twisting or damage.
5. The cooking area should be well ventilated.
6. When changing the gas cylinder, it must be carried out away from any source of ignition.
7. In order to protect the surface, the temperature of the surface on which the stove is
placed cannot exceed 50°C.
WARNING
Move any combustible material to more than 1.2 meters away from the ignited stove
or a stove you intend to ignite.
Move any flammable liquids or vapours to more than 7.6 meters away from the
ignited stove or a stove you intend to ignite.
This stove can set fire to combustible materials, liquids or flammable vapours and
lead to fire risk, burns, serious injuries or death.
Move away any empty gas cylinders from the stove and any heat sources.
Isolate any empty gas cylinders by moving them away from the burner as much as
possible.
This appliance must be kept away from any flammable materials
3) Ignition of the stove
1. Position a lit match or a lighter above the inner circular burner.
2. SLIGHTLY DEPRESS AND TURN SLIGHTLY to open the middle gas tap to release
gas and light the inner circular burner. DO NOT FULLY OPEN THE GAS TAP WHEN
IGNITING. WAIT UNTIL THE BURNER IS ALIGHT BEFORE FULLY OPENING THE
GAS TAP
3. If the burner does not light , turn off the gas tap , wait 5 minutes and repeat step1.
4. When the inner circular burner is alight, you can open the other gas taps to light the
relevant halves of the TWO outer burner rings if required.
5. To turn the stove off turn the cylinder valve or regulator switch to the OFF
position. WHEN THE FLAME HAS EXTINGUISHED turn the gas taps on the gas
valve to the off position.
6. Wait at least 5 minutes for the appliance to cool properly before cleaning or moving
WARNING
Never put your head or your body above the ignited stove when you light it or cook on it.
This is a dangerous behavior that may lead to fire risk, burns, serious injuries or death.
4) Use of the stove for cooking
1. Put food or liquid in a suitable container (or kitchenware).
2. Put the kitchenware in the middle of the stove.

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3. Turn the gas taps to adjust the heat.
4. Please clean and maintain the stove in line with the frequency of use
5. Turn off the gas supply immediately in the event of gas leak
6.When handlingparticularlyhot components, it is recommended touse protective gloves.
WARNING
Never move ahot or ignited stove. Switch the stove off and wait until it is cold more
than 5 minutes before moving it. Tomove ahot or turned-on stove may lead to fire,
burn, serious injuries or death.
Never group together one or many stoves. Never use any stove to heat empty or
dry pans. Such a use of the stove may lead to fire, burn, serious injuries or death.
Never use kitchenware that is unsuitable for the stove - especially the pan support
(convex or concave bottom, some enamelled kitchwares, etc). The use of
unsuitable kitchenware may lead to the instabilityof the stove. It could fall over and
lead to fire, burns, serious injuries or death.
The part sealed by the manufacture or his agent cannot be altered by the users.
WARNING
Always separate the stove to the gas bottle before storing. If you do not remove the gas
cylinder before storage it may leak gas and cause a fire, burns, serious injury or death.
Always store gas cylinders in a well ventilated area away from any potential source of heat
or ignition, including: water heaters, stoves or boilers, or in a place where the temperature
exceeds 49 ° C. The storage of cylinders near sources of heat or ignition when the
temperature exceeds 49 ° C can cause an explosion and result in fire, burns, severe injury
or death.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Bad performance
Origin
Solution
Small flame
Weak level of gas
Change gas cylinder
Gas Stove does not turn on
Gas cylinder cold
Change gas cylinder
Windy weather condition
Use screen
Empty gas cylinder
Change gas cylinder

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Distributed by:
Lifestyle Appliances Limited
Unit 66 Enfield Industrial Estate, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 6DE
W: www.lifestyleappliances.co.uk E: [e-mail] T: 01527 65126