Primus EtaPower MF User Manual And Product Specifications page 5

4. Assembly and use of
the appliance with LP Gas
cartridges
4.1 Make sure that the right jet is used for the
selected fuel.
4.2 Make sure that the valve (2) is closed
(maximum clockwise).
4.3 Keep the LP Gas cartridge (3) upright
when connecting it to the valve.
4.4 Connect the valve to the LP Gas cartridge
carefully. Make sure the screws are not cross-
threaded. Tighten until the O-ring of the valve
meets the LP Gas cartridge. Only tighten by
hand.
4.5 Ensure that the connection is leak-proof.
Check for any leaks outdoors. Use soapy
water or similar. Never use a naked flame
when checking for leaks. If using soapy water,
any leak will show itself as small bubbles at
the point of leakage. If you are unsure, or can
hear or smell gas, never light the appliance.
Unscrew the LP Gas cartridge and contact
your local Primus retailer.
With EtaPower 1.7 and 2.1 L pots (Fig. 2)
4.5 Place the wind screen (5) over the burner
(4) and twist it a quarter turn so that it locks
into place under the base plate holder (6).
Windscreen to be used with EtaPower pot
only!
4.7 Twist the pot supports (7) into place.
4.8 The stove is now ready for use.
With a frying pan or large pots (Fig. 3)
IMPORTANT! When using a frying pan or other
pots than the EtaPower pot, do not use the
windscreen (5)1
4.9 Place the burner (4) on the base and make
sure it is stable.
4.10 Twist the pot supports (7) into place and
make sure they are fully extended.
4.11 The stove is now ready for use.
4.12 Ensure that the hose is fully pulled out
towards the LP Gas cartridge. Keep the LP
Gas cartridge away from heat that radiates
from the stove when in use.
4.13 Turn the valve knob (2) anticlockwise, and
light the stove. The flame can be fine-tuned by
turning the valve knob (2).
4.14 When the stove is burning it should be
kept as level as possible and must not be
moved around. Moving the stove while in use
can cause it to flare up.
4.15 Ensure that the stove is turned off
completely after use by turning the valve knob
clockwise as far as it will go. There will be
some delay between turning the valve off and
the burner going out.
4.16 The distance to inflammable material in
ceiling and walls must be at least 1250 mm,
OTHERWISE they can catch fire.