Before Use
This page contains important precautions concering the use of Snow Peak
gas appliances and fuel canisters. Read them carefully and keep this page
in a safe place for future reference.
Read carefully and avoid the accidents that are posted by using the units safely.
A note on the warnings and precautions in this manual
Danger: Could easily result in a serious accident or death.
Warning: Misuse could result in serious injury or death
to the user.
Caution: Misuse could result in injury or damage to
property.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Danger
Do not use this product inside of car
or building
This stove is for outdoor use only. Never use it inside of
buildings, tents, vehicles. It may cause death or serious
poisoning due to oxygen deficiency or toxic gases.
This stove is designed for outdoor use only. Because it
consumes large amounts of oxygen, its use in enclosed
spaces may lead to oxygen deficiency, carbon monooxide
poisoning or fire.
Never attempt to repair or
modify on your own.
■Reason ■Stove ans fuel canisters are
precision manufactured. Modification may
result in poor performance or give rise to
imcomplete combustion or gas leakage.
Please contact the retailer where you
purchased the product or Snow Peak if
repairs are needed.
Before lighting the stove, inspect to
see if there is any gas leakage.
■Reason ■Make sure that the flame control Valve is
completely shut before attaching the fuel canister. After
attaching, make sure that there is no leakage of gas. If lit when
there is gas leaking, there is a chance of burns from abnormal
combustion or toxic symptoms. If you feel any unusual, stop
using this product immediately and contact the dealer where you
purchased the product or Snow Peak Customer Service. Do not
ignite with gas leaking.
Do not intentionally
inhale gas from the fuel
canister.
■Reason ■You may die from lack of
oxygen if you intentionally inhale gas.
Never inhale gas from the canister.
Do not refill the fuel canister.
■Reason ■Snow Peak fuel canister are not made to be
refilled over and over again. Never refill the canisters.
Do not put fuel canister
on Top Plate.
■Reason ■The fuel canister will be
heated and internal pressure of fuel
canister will rise, there is a risk of
abnormal combustion and explosion.
Warning
Warning
Please use this stove with only Snow Peak
designated fuel canisters. Snow Peak fuel
canisters are adjusted for maximum and appro-
priate with Snow Peak products. Please do not
use any other type of fuel canister. Snow Peak
has designed specific fuel canister models for
use with this stove, so please refer to the Desig-
nated Fuel Canister list on the back of this page.
Other
brands
Other
brands
■Reason ■Other fuel canisters differ in standards such as
valve configuration and nozzle thickness. This basic design
difference may result in gas leakage and could lead to combus-
tion, fire, or abnormal burning from burner.
■Reason ■Beach sand, river stone, metal surface and paved road
surface can reach extreamely high temperature as a result of exposure
to direct sunlight. Placing the gas canister or usage of the stove in
direct contact with one of these surface will result in increased internal
pressure, and may cause abnormal combustion or explosion
Do not put or use the stove on hot beach sand, river
stones, metal surface or paved road surface which
temperature is higher than 40℃(104℉)
Warning
■Reason ■The flame control valve may come
open while in storage or transport.
Before mounting the gas canister, make sure to
turn the flame control valve clockwise until
completely shut.
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
■Reason ■Fuel canisters are filled to the top
with liquid gas. If the canister is attached at an
angle, the liquid gas may gush out in large
quantities, causing great danger. Make sure
there is no source of fire in the surrounding area,
and then mount the fuel canister in an upright
position. The connection screw to the fuel
canister is very important part. Gas may leak if it
is not screwed on straight.
When attaching and removing fuel canister, make
sure to have fuel canister in an upright position.
■Reason ■
The O-ring suffers wear and tear when mounting and
detaching fuel canisters. Even a non-rubber O-ring will deteriorate with
time. Use of a deteriorate or damaged O-ring may cause leakage of gas.
Before each use of stove, check to
make sure that the threaded
sections of the valve as well as
O-ringketare in normal condition
and undamaged. If there is any sign
of under wear or damage,con-
tactwith the dealer where you
purchased the item or Snow Peak.
Keep combustable items no less than 3.3 feet
above the stove and 1 feet around. Also,
please use the stove with heat-insulating
material spread underneath it.
■Reason ■The heat of the flame flows
sidewaysand/or downward, depending on the
direction of the wind. Since the heat of the flame is
transmitted upwards with great intensity, keep
combustible items at a sufficient distance to avoid
catching on fire. Also, since the heat radiating from the
pot also rises the temperature of the surface
underneath the stove, giving rise to the danger of
catching fire, always spread heat-insulating material
underneath the stove when it is in use.
1m (3.3 ft)
30cm (1ft) Heat-insulating
Material
Reason
Always use stove on a level, stable surface.
If the stove is used on an
inclined or unstable surface, it may
tip over, potentially causing damage
or injury.
Reason
Never use the stove for any purpose
other than cooking.
Use for such as heating or drying
clothes may lead to such unexpected accidents
as fire, burns, and oxygen deficiency.
Reason
Forcing the fuel hose to bend
may damage both it and its connector.
Do not force the fuel hose to bend.
Unwind the fuel hose, making certain
there are no twists or kinks, and leave
it attached to the stove and the fuel
canister when storing.
Reason
Never throw an empty fuel canister
into a fire or discard it near a source
of heat.
A small amount of gas remains
even in completely empty fuel canisters, so if
they are thrown into a fire or discarded near
other heat sources, they may explode as
their internal pressure rises.
Never, under any circumstance,
use the stove to light charcoal.
Using the stove to light
charcoal will subject the stove itself, as
well as the fuel hose and the fuel
canister to abnormal heat. This is
extremely dengerous so do not use it in
this manner under any circumstance.
Reason
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Do not use multiple stoves side
by side with a single cooking unit.
Reason
If multiple stoves are used with large pots
or a single plate grill, the fuel canisters
will be subjected to abnormal heat levels
from each other’s flames, giving rise to the
danger of explosion as the abnormal
internal pressure of the fuel canister
increase.
Never surround the stove with a wind
screen or use stones or other devices
to increase the span of the pot support.
Reason
The use of wind screen or
stones will cause the heat to buid up in the
area around the fuel canister, cause it to
absorb an abnormal amount of heat. Placing a
pot on top of the stove burner acts like a lod,
further increasing heat built-up. This will cause
temperatures to rise to extremely high levels,
leding to danger of explosion.
Never use the stove near other heat
sources such as heaters or open fires.
Reason
Heat generated from heaters
or open fire will increase the heat, causing
the fuel canister to reach extremely high
temperatures and leading to an explosion.
Do not use the stove with plate grills,
gridirons, ceramic cookware or smokers.
The high heat radiating from pan,
plate grills, gridirons, ceramic cookware and
smokers subjects the fuel canister to abnormal
heat levels, giving rise to a danger of explosion
as the internal pressure of the fuel canister
increases.
Reason
Reason
Do not tilt, shake or transport the stove
while lit.
If the stove is tilted or shaken,
liquid gas gushes out, causing the flame to
suddenly increase in size, and giving rise to
the danger of burns.
Reason
Keep both the stove and fuel
canisters out of reach of
children.
Keep both the stove and fuel
canisters out of reach of
children.
Keep stove and fuel
canisters out of reach of children to
avoid danger.
Reason
Inspect and clean fuel canisters
from time to time.
Inspect fuel canisters from time
to time, and if there is any sign of rust, use
the fuel canister up as soon as possible.
Caution
Caution
Reason
After use, make sure to inspect
and clean the stove before storing
Any dirt or debris could
cause clogging or rusting, raising the
potential for danger or accidents. Make
sure that no such problems exist for the
next time you use the stove.
Caution
Caution
Reason
Gas canisters should not be
carried on an aircraft.
whether full or empty, are
prohibited from being carried on
aircrafts. Do not pack these
cartridges in personal baggage.
Fuel canisters,
■Reason ■Always use this stove with caution to avoid burns.
The stove and each part become hot during its
use and immediately after use.
■Reason ■The flame control valve may open
accidentlly and cause leakage of gas. Grime or dust in
the parts where the stove and fuel canister connect
may cause a malfunction
Before dispose fuel canisters make sure it is
completely empty and dispose it separately
from other trash to avoid the danger of
explosion. If the stove is not to be used for
long period of time, detach the fuel canister.
Store the stove in the included case and the
fuel canister with it’s cap securely in place.