Brunton Vesta 81-100727 Instructions

VESTA
Brunton warrants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and materials for the
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lifetime of the original owner, and is nontransferable. If you have any problems with your
Brunton stove, the stove should be returned to the dealer or sent to Brunton, 2255
Brunton Court, Riverton, WY 82501 U.S.A. Please contact Brunton at the number below
to obtain RA#. Clean food and soot from stove before shipping. Shipping cost to Brunton
Instructions for 81-100727 is the responsibility of the purchaser. Return postage will be paid by Brunton. Please
return this warranty card to Brunton as a proof of purchase. This warranty does not cover
damage caused by accident, misuse, abuse, or tampering. A nominal charge will be
assessed to repair such damage.
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Brunton assumes no responsibility for any inconvenience, loss, or injury, direct or
consequential damage arising from possession or use of the goods. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights which may vary from state to state. Check with your local state
about your rights.
Use outdoors only and do not allow children to reach
Only use in well ventilated areas.
Please read, understand and follow all instructions and warnings before using this
Do not move or leave it unattended while in use.
product. The proper fuel bottle for this product is included.
Keep away from children.
Do not operate near flammable materials.
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Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Cause Caution Step
Result
DIRT OR
Dirt can be a cause of Clean the dirt from the
OTHER
rust and damage appliance with dried
DEBRIS
cloth using a neutral
detergent. Cause
Do not use thinner or Clean the stain from the
RUST OR
benzene. appliance with dried cloth
OTHER Little gas
Also do not use metallic using a soft detergent.
STAINS
cleaners. They can
Nozzle
damage coated surface
clogging
of appliance.
Defective
valve
Defective
Before using, make sure to check for gas leaks. Do not
control knob
disassemble a gas valve assembly.
For optimal performance
Keep clean, cool and well dried.
After using, disconnect the gas canister from the stove.

WARRANTY

CHARACTERISTICS

The unique design of the legs and the pot supports of the VESTA stove provide a very
stable cooking surface.
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LIMITS OF LIABILITY
Brunton employs a heat
resistant anti-corrosion
stainless steel for the
burner head
WARNING
Easy to ignite with either a match or a lighter

Safety Instructions

To avoid serious injury please read the following instructions.
WARNING:
To avoid injury, read the instructions before
using appliance
exchange
with a new
canister
puncture
nozzle with
nozzle pin
ask for
Caution
repair
service
ask for
repair
Avoid heat, fire or direct sunlight and keep the stove in a
service
well ventilated area.
After emptying the canister, punch a hole in the bottom to
recycle.
If there is unusual combustion, make sure the control knob is set
to the 'OFF' position and remove the canister from the appliance.
If any gas leaks, turn off the gas immediately and return the stove
to Brunton.

SPECIFICATIONS

OPERATING THE STOVE
Item Name : VESTA
Ignition : Manual
Model No. : 81-100727
Output : 11,500 BTU (A) - Connection & Disconnection
1. Remove the Vesta™ from the stuff sack.
Dimension : 40 x 50 x 30mm (stove)
Usable Fuel : Butane propane mix
2. Fan out the legs until they lock into place.
Weight : 8.5 oz.
Burn time : 1.5 hr
3. With the valve closed; turn the control handle fully clockwise
5. Thread the canister onto the control handle, turning it clockwise until secure.
6. Make sure the stove is not leaking fuel before proceeding.
When the Butane canister is empty simply puncture and
place in an aluminum recycle bin.

PARTS

(B) - Operating the Stove

1. Carefully open the valve by turning the control handle counterclockwise
and immediately put a flame to the burner head.
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4
2. Regulate the intensity of the flame with the control handle. The stove
should produce a steady, blue flame.
3. When finished, turn the control handle completely clockwise until the flame
2
goes out.
1
3

(C) - Dismounting and Packing the Stove

Burner head 1. Allow the VESTA to cool before attempting to touch the legs or fold the stove
1
for storage.
Pot support (Use cooker less than 20cm diameter)
2
2. Make sure the valve is closed; turn the control handle fully clockwise.
3. Unscrew the canister from the hose by turning it counter clockwise until the
Leg (Foldable support and leg for compact size)
3
hose releases from the canister.
Fuel hose (Fluorine rubber with woven wires)
4. Fold in the pot support legs.
4
5. Place the stove in the stuff sack.
Valve
5

Important Safety Warnings (prior to using the Vesta)

Important Safety Warnings - continued

To avoid injury, it is extremely important that you read, understand and follow all G. NEVER relight a hot stove. Let the stove cool prior to lighting again.
instructions and warnings in this manual before using the VESTA. Gain
H. NEVER move or shake a lighted stove.
acquaintance with all parts and functions of the stove before using it, and practice
I. ALWAYS place stove on a flat, firm surface before lighting.
using and maintaining prior to taking it on a trip. Failure to follow all warnings and J. ALWAYS let the stove cool completely, before moving, disassembling or
instructions could result in fire, property damage, serious injury or death! packing it.
K. NEVER use the stove any other way than as described in this manual. The
Vesta is intended for outdoor cooking only and is not designed for use with
large capacity cookware. Maximum pot diameter is 9 inches (22cm). Maximum
pot weight including food/water/drink is 8 pounds (4kg).
Contact the place of purchase or Brunton if you have any questions.
A. WARNING: DO NOT light or use the VESTA indoors or in an unventilated
area. This stove consumes oxygen and produces carbon monoxide, which can
be deadly.
B. WARNING: DO NOT light or use the stove near, or on top of flammable
materials. Minimum distance to flammable materials is 3 feet (1 meter) from the
side of stove and 5 feet (1.5 meters) above stove. Always light and use the stove
with caution.
C. NEVER cover the stove and fuel bottle with wind shields, rocks or similar. This
could cause overheating and damage the stove and fuel bottle.
D. NEVER use the stove near other lit stoves, open fire or other heat sources.
E. NEVER leave a lighted stove unattended.
F. NEVER let children use the stove, and ALWAYS supervise children in the
vicinity of the stove.
OPERATING THE STOVE - continued
(A) - Connection & Disconnection
(B) - Operating the Stove
(C) - Dismounting and Packing the Stove
Allow burner to cool before
placing in stuff sack.