CAMPINGAZ CAMPING KITCHEN 2 Instruction Manual

CAMPINGAZ CAMP ING KITCHEN 2

A – SET UP

IMPORTANT

• This operation manual will help you use your Campingaz® unit properly and in complete safety.
• Consult the manual to familiarize yourself with the unit, before connecting the gas cylinder.
• Abide by the instructions given in this manual. Failure to do so may be dangerous for the user and anyone else close by.
• Always keep this manual in a safe place, readily available for reference if necessary.
• This unit is manufactured to use either butane or propane, with a suitable regulator and a hose, which are sold separately.
• Never use a unit that is leaking, that is not operating properly or that is damaged. return it to your dealer, who will indicate the nearest servicing agent. Never modify this unit, or use it for applications for which it was not intended (oven, grill, lighting, heating, etc.).
• This appliance must only be used out of doors and away from inflammable materials.
• Never use this appliance without its pan supports.
• Any modification of the appliance could be dangerous.
  • Parts which are protected by the manufacturer or the manufacturer’s representative must not be manipulated by the user.
  • Do not leave your appliance unsupervised when it is operating.
  • Close the gas container after use.

B – GAS CYLINDER AND REGULATOR

This device can be used with Campingaz® butane tanks, type 904 or 907, and the Campingaz® 28-30 mbar regulator model.
It can also be used with other, larger, butane or propane reservoirs (6 kg, 13 kg, etc.) and the appropriate relief valves (consult your dealer):

• France, belgium, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece : butane 28 mbar / propane 37 mbar.
• Netherlands, Czech republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, bulgaria, Turkey, romania, Croatia, estonia, Latvia, Lithuania : butane 30 mbar / propane 30 mbar.
• Poland: propane 37 mbar.

Always connect or replace the cylinder in a well-ventilated area, never in the presence of a flame, spark or heat source.

C – HOSE

The appliance must be used with flexible tubing intended to be fitted onto ringed connectors on appliance and regulator sides, fixed by collars (Standard XP D 36-110)

Check that the flexible hose stretches out normally without twisting or pulling and does not come into contact with the hot sides of the appliance. It should be replaced when the expiry date on the hose is passed or whenever it is damaged or develops surface cracks.
Do not pull or pierce the hose. Keep away from any parts of the appliance that get hot
To use the equipment with the flexible hose XP D 36-110:
Fitting the tubing: follow the assembly instructions supplied with the flexible tubing and collars

Check for gas leaks following the instructions in paragraph D.
The barbecue is equipped with a circular connector. It should be used with flexible hose that is suitable for use with butane and propane gas. Hose length should not exceed 1.20 metre. It should be replaced if it is damaged or cracked, when required by national regulations or at the end of the part lifecycle. Do not pull or pierce the hose.
Keep away from any parts of the barbecue that get hot. Check that the flexible hose stretches
out normally, without twisting or pulling.
Check for gas leaks following the instructions in paragraph D.

D – CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER

If replacing an empty cylinder, read Section F): «Removing or changing the gas cylinder».
When installing or removing a gas cylinder, always operate in an open, well- ventilated place, never in the presence of a flame, spark or any other source of heat (cigarette, electrical appliance, etc.), and away from other persons or inflammable materials

• * Position the gas cylinder on the ground, behind or beside the appliance.

  • Close the regulator or gas cylinder valve.
  • Screw or click the regulator onto the cylinder or onto the gas cylinder valve.
  • Close the stove valves by turning the knobs clockwise, position
  • Check that the tubing lies normally, without  twisting or stress.
  • – Check that the burner tube air holes at the injector are not obstructed by dust or spider’s webs.

Gas leaks

Do not check for leaks using a flame. Use a gas leak detecting liquid.

• * Apply gas leak detecting liquid to the cylinder/relief valve/pipe/stove unions.

• • The control knobs should remain as set Open the gas supply (valve or lever on the relief valve).
    • Any gas leaks will be indicated by bubbles.
    • Tighten the collars if fitted to stop the leak. Replace any defective parts. The stove must not be used until all leaks have been eliminated.
    • Close the valve on the gas cylinder.

Important:
An overall inspection and leaks check must be carried out at least annually and always after changing the gas cylinder.

E – USE

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
It’s recommended that protective gloves be worn to handle components which may be very hot.
Do not use the stove within 20 cm of a wall or similar surface, or any combustible object.
Place the stove on a horizontal surface and never move it while it is in operation. In the event of a leak (smell of gas), close all valves.
Wait until the device has completely cooled before handling or storing it. After use, always close the valve on the relief valve or gas cylinder.
Do not use containers of diameter greater than 24 cm or less than 10 cm. Never use this appliance without its pan supports.
The safety lever L located on the side of the lid must be in the stop position (lever down) to prevent any unintentional closure of the lid.

Keep young children away from the appliance, some parts can be very hot. When the appliance is in operation, the support on which the unit is standing
can get very hot. The unit must not be placed on a combustible surface (plastic, tablecloth, etc.). It is recommended that the unit be placed on a heat-resistant surface (concrete, stone, brick, directly on the ground (earth)). Otherwise, an incombustible, heat-insulating material should be placed between the unit and its support.
Wait until the appliance has completely cooled before any handling for storage. After use, always close the regulator or gas cylinder valve.
Never move the appliance when it is operating.

Setting up

Open the lid.

Check that the pan support attachments are correctly positioned in their rubber housings.

Lighting

• * Open the gas supply (valve or lever on regulator).

  • Put a flame close to the burner, then turn the knob corresponding to the burner anti-clockwise to position ( ).
  • Adjust the flame to the container dimension by positioning the knob to the defined range between ( ) and ( ).
  • If you want to perfect the simmering temperature, adjust the flame power by positioning the knob on the defined range  between ( ) and
  • In the event of a strong wind orient the GB appliance – back facing the wind
  • So that the wind does not deviate the burner flame  outside the base of the saucepan.
  •  When cooking is finished turn the knob corresponding to the burner clockwise to  position

Important: never close the appliance lid without checking that all the burners are off, the valves closed and the appliance has cooled down.

 Switching off

• * Close the regulator or gas cylinder valve.

  • After the flames have gone out, close the stove valves by putting the knobs in  position (•).

F – REMOVING OR CHANGING THE GAS CYLINDER

• * Check that the gas cylinder valve or regulator lever is in the closed position.

  • Place the adjusting knobs in position(•) by turning them clockwise.
  • Install the new gas cylinder.
  •  Disconnect the regulator from the gas cylinder.
  • Connect the regulator to the new gas cylinder (check the condition of the regulator seal, before connecting it to the gas cylinder).

G – STORAGE – SERVICING

• Stove
  Ensure that your stove is regularly maintained, and it will give you many years of excellent service.

  • Do not clean the stove while it is in operation. Wait for it to cool down, to avoid burning yourself on the hot parts (pan supports, burners).
  • Clean the greasy parts with soapy water or a non-abrasive detergent; (Do not use a scouring pad or abrasive products).
  • For easier cleaning the pan supports can be washed in a dishwasher.
  • If the appliance has not been used for over 30 days verify that there are no spider’s webs blocking the burner tube, which can reduce the efficiency of the appliance or cause dangerous combustion of gas outside the burner.
  • Store the packed stove in a dry, well-ventilated place.

• Flexible hose or hose between the regulator and the stove

  • Check the condition of the piping periodically and change it if it shows signs of ageing or cracks or when national conditions require it.
  • In France, if the expiry date printed on the flexible pipes is reached, the flexible pipe with collars must be replace by an assembly complying with Standard XP D 36- 110.
  • Follow the assembly instructions supplied with these new assemblies, whose length must be a maximum of 1.50 m, and the procedure described in paragraph B).
    If you do not plan to use your stove for a long period, disconnect the gas cylinder.

Possible problems / Corrective action

The burner does not light up

• * Poor gas supply

  • Regulator not operating properly
  • Pipe, valve, venture tube or burner holes obstructed

The burner does not burn smoothly or goes out

• * Check that gas is present

  • Check the pipe connection
  • Contact your servicing agent.

Unstable blowing flames

• * New cylinder may contain air. Allow the stove to operate and the fault will clear itself

  • Residual water, following the washing of the burner caps
  • Contact your servicing agent.

Large plume of flame on the burner surface

• * The venture is obstructed (possibly cobwebs). Clean the venture.

  • Contact your servicing agent.

Flame at the injector

• * The cylinder is almost empty

  • Change the cylinder and the fault will clear itself
  •  Contact your servicing agent.

Burning leak around a union

• * Shut off the gas supply immediately

  • Leaking union: tighten nuts or change pipe
  • Contact your servicing agent.

Insufficient heat

• * Injector or venture tube obstructed

  • Contact your servicing agent.

burning leak behind the adjustment knob

• * Defective valve

  • Shut down the stove
  • Contact your servicing agent.

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