A Few Words About Safety - Primus TUPIKE 350121 User Manual

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Freedom
to
Explore
Ever since the establishment of Primus in 1892, our Swedish engineers
have been internationally recognised for designing stoves for explorers
and adventurers. It is our genuine passion for adventure and technical
solutions that has been the reason for the success of Primus innovations
for more than 125 years. It is a passion and a calling that we are still on
fi re about.
No matter what level of adventure you want to embark on, we want to
equip you with a functional and reliable stove that will be your valued
companion for life. That is why we test every stove, individually, by
hand before it leaves our high-tech factory in Europe. In this way, we
can maintain the high level of quality and functionality that we demand
from our products. So, read this manual carefully and make sure your
cooking is as safe, fun and tasty as it should to be.
Enjoy your food – enjoy life in the outdoors!

A FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETY.

Because you're dealing with highly fl ammable substances, we'd like to
bring a few important points to your attention before you begin.
Important: Read these instructions for use carefully so as to familiarize yourself with the appliance
before connecting it to its gas container. Keep these instructions for future reference.
Use only in a well ventilated area.
Check the seals and connections every time you use the stove. (see the section, "Before
ignition"). Do not use the appliance if it has damaged or worn seals.
Change the gas container outside and away from people. Checking the gas fl ows through the
regulator and burners must be done outdoors and away from any naked fl ame.
Ensure that the stove is not used in the proximity of any combustible material, gas or fl uids.
When being used, the distance from any roof must be at least 1250 mm and 500 mm from any
wall.
Never leave a lit stove unattended and always ensure that infl ammable material is kept away from
the stove when it is in use.
Do not modify the appliance. Carefully follow the instructions for fi tting spare parts that may be
ordered in, if you are going to replace them yourself.
When the stove is going to be stored away, ensure that all its components are clean and dry. The
gas cartridge should never be attached to the stove when in storage. Store the gas cartridge in a
dry and safe place, and out of direct sunlight or temperatures in excess of 50°C.
Save this instruction book so that you can return to it when you need it.
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