Maintenance; Troubleshooting - Kayoba 025604 Operating Instructions Manual

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2.
Close the valve to the pressure regulator
or to the gas cylinder.
3.
Connect the hose to the regulator or to
the gas cylinder.
4.
Block the two ends of the hose with hose
clips.
5.
Check the tightness after connecting. You
can do this by applying a soap solution on
all joints; if bubbles appear, there is likely
a gas leak. Immediately turn off the gas
supply in the event of leakage.
NOTE:
Do not use naked flame to check
tightness.
Place the gas cylinder as far away from
the product as possible when it is lit.
LIGHTING
1.
Check that the gas valve is closed.
2.
Open the valve on the gas cylinder.
3.
Strike a flame (match, lighter) and open
the valve on the gas stove.
4.
Light by holding the flame close to the
burner. Adjust the flame with the gas
valve (6) on the stove.
5.
Extinguish by closing the valve on the gas
cylinder. Close the gas valve when the
flame on the burner has gone out.
6.
Close the valve on the gas cylinder first if
there is any leakage.
7.
Disconnect the gas cylinder from the stove
after use.
NOTE:
Avoid bending the gas tube and do not
allow it to come in contact with hot
surfaces.
Close the main valve to the gas if you
are not going to be using the stove for
some time.
If it is difficult to open or close the valve,
do not force it. Regularly check the
condition of the rubber hose, and
replace it when necessary before the
expiration date.
When using pots, the flame should
never extend beyond the bottom of the
pot. Cover the pot if possible, this will
save energy.

MAINTENANCE

CHANGING THE GAS CYLINDER
Before changing the gas cylinder, switch off
the stove and wait until it has cooled. Keep
onlookers at a safe distance. Make sure to
tighten all the connections to avoid the risk of
a fuel leak.
NOTE:
The installation and/or replacement of
gas cylinders should be done outdoors.
The gas cylinder should be changed at a
safe distance from all sources of heat.
Empty gas cylinders should be stored in
a safe place before being returned to the
gas retailer.
CLEANING
Regular maintenance is necessary to ensure
your gas stove lasts for a long time. Cleaning
should be carried out when the stove is
cool, use soapy water or liquid non-abrasive
detergent. After cleaning, always check that
the burner is properly clean and that the gas
outlets are not blocked.
STORAGE
After use, disconnect the gas cylinder from the
gas stove and store the gas cylinder separately
in a dry place, out of reach of children and at a
safe distance from sources of heat.

TROUBLESHOOTING

It is not possible to light the gas if the air
pressure is low. Check that there is gas in the
gas cylinder. If there is, the burner housing
could be blocked.
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