ROBENS 690065 Fire Beetle Stove Instruction Manual

: June 17, 2024
: ROBENS

Table of Contents

Parts Description
INTRODUCTION
SAFETY INFORMATION
INFORMATION FOR ASSEMBLY AND USE:
LIGHTING THE STOVE
CHANGING THE GAS CARTRIDGE
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
CUSTOMERS SUPPORT
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ROBENS 690065 Fire Beetle Stove

ROBENS 690065 Fire Beetle Stove

Parts Description

IMPORTANT: Read these instructions for use carefully so as to familiarize yourself with the appliance before connecting it to its gas cartridge. Keep these instructions for future reference.

Burner
Pot support
Air intake
Flame control knob (tap)
Gas valve
Seal

INTRODUCTION

Category: Va pour direct pressure
Gas cartridge: This appliance shall only be used with
ALOCS CS-G13/CS-G14 butane-propane gas cartridge, complying with EN417. It may be hazardous to attempt to fit other types of gas cartridges or gas cylinders.
Nominal rate: 215 g/h 3.0kW
Injector: 0.3 mm
USE OUTDOORS ONLY

SAFETY INFORMATION

Check that seals (between the appliance and the gas cartridge (6.)) are in place and in good condition before connecting to the gas cartridge.
Do not use the appliance if it has damaged or worn seals
Do not use an appliance which is leaking. damaged or which does not operate properly.
Operate only on a horizontal, non-flammable, surface.
Keep away from all flammable materials. Keep a 1.0 meter distance to flammable materials to all sides.
Gas cartridge shall be changed in a well ventilated location, preferably outside, away from any sources of ignition, such as naked flames, pilots, electric fires and away from other people.
If there is a leak on your appliance (smell of gas), take it outside immediately into a well-ventilated flame free location where the leak may be detected and stopped. If you wish to check for leaks on your appliance, do it outside. Do not try to detect leaks using a flame, use soapy water.

INFORMATION FOR ASSEMBLY AND USE:

Do not leave a fully assembled gas stove unsupervised especially when lit or cooling. Keep it out of reach of children.
Do not touch the hot burner when in use or after use.

Disconnect the gas stove from the gas cartridge, when storing the stove. Let the stove cool, before storing it.

LIGHTING THE STOVE

Unfold the pot supports (2.).
Completely close the gas feed by turning the flame control knob (4.) to the right (clockwise) to OFF position.
Remove the protective plastic cap from the gas cartridge and carefully screw the cartridge on the gas valve (5.). – care should be taken for a little gas will be lost to the atmosphere at this point. Do not overtighten for this may damage the stove’s dual leak-proof gasket that prevents leakage.
Turn the flame control knob (4.) to the left (counterclockwise) twice. Place a naked flame around 1-3cm from the burner and the gas should ignite immediately.
A normal flame should be stable and burn upward with a blue or saffron yellow colour depending on flame control.

Turn the flame control knob (4.) clockwise to reduce the flame, turn the knob counter-clockwise to increase the flame.
If you experience flaring (high yellow flames), eq. if moving the stove while lit, turn down the flame and wait a few seconds. Slowly adjust the flame up again to the desired level.
Avoid twisting the flexible hose.
Regularly inspect the integrated gas seal for damage. Apply warm soapy water at the joint and junction of the equipment to highlight leaks through the formation of bubbles. If you hear or smell gas don’t attempt to ignite the appliance
if you can hear or smell leaking gas. If you smell gas: Do not attempt to ignite equipment; Put out all flames; Disconnect fuel supply.

CHANGING THE GAS CARTRIDGE

Check that the stove is extinguished before disconnecting the gas cartridge.

Let the stove cool down completely.

Completely close the gas feed by turning the flame control knob (4.) to the right (clockwise) to OFF position.

Carefully unscrew the cartridge from the gas valve (5.), by turning it counter-clockwise – care should be taken for a little gas will be lost to the atmosphere at this point.

For safety and to protect the environment, dispose of an empty canister responsibly and separate from other waste.

Do not crush or throw the cartridge into a combustion source.

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

When the pressure falls, gas cannot ignite. Check whether there is fuel remaining inside the gas cartridge – you will hear and feel liquid gas move when you shake a cartridge.
If gas remains the burner may be clogged. Clean away dirt using a cloth dipped methyl alcohol.
Blow through the air intake to clean the burner and jet. Do not insert any use any pin into the jet for this may cause damage, leading to a safety hazard.
Reinstall and firmly screw down the burner to ensure an airtight seal. Reinstall the gas cartridge according to the described operation procedures.
Regularly inspect the integrated gas seal for damage. Apply warm soapy water at the joint and junction of the equipment to highlight leaks through the formation of bubbles. If you hear or smell gas don’t attempt to ignite the appliance if you can hear or smell leaking gas. If you smell gas: Do not attempt to ignite equipment; Put out all flames; Disconnect fuel supply To avoid creating a safety hazard and invalidation any warranty do not in any way attempt to maintain, modify, disassemble and repair your stove unless covered by this manual.