The upper parts of the unit (such as the soot guard, trivet, and glass components) are fragile. When carrying the appliance, please hold it by the tank if possible.
This product is for outdoor use only. Avoid using it in enclosed spaces due to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from the flames.
Paraffin oil is recommended as fuel. The use of gasoline, mixed oils, or poor-quality kerosene is strictly prohibited.
After refueling, make sure to tighten the tank cap securely.
Always extinguish the fire before refueling and do so in a location away from open flames.
Do not place gas cartridges, spray cans, or similar items on or near the stove, or in areas where they will be exposed to direct heat. The heat can increase internal pressure and cause the container to burst, which is dangerous. Flammable gases could ignite and cause a fire. Keep flammable items away from the stove to prevent fire hazards.
Always extinguish the fire when leaving the room or going to sleep. There is a risk of unexpected accidents such as incomplete combustion or abnormal burning.
When transporting the unit, ensure it is empty of fuel. Transporting it with fuel remaining can cause leaks and pose a hazard.
Do not touch hot parts of the appliance, such as the top, while it is burning or immediately after it has been extinguished. Risk of burns.
Check that nothing is on the wick. If the wick is not properly set, it may burn abnormally and pose a fire risk.
When using matches to ignite the stove, avoid dropping burnt matchsticks near the wick or into the stove.
Continuous use is dangerous. Check the combustion every hour. If you notice abnormal burning or an increase in temperature, immediately extinguish the fire and discontinue use.
If you detect unusual odors, insufficient combustion, or any abnormalities with the unit, stop using it immediately.
Do not move the stove while it is still burning. Moving it could cause a fire or burns due to tipping or oil leakage. Ensure the fire is completely out before moving.
Do not move the unit while it contains fuel. If the unit tilts or falls, fuel may leak, which is extremely dangerous.
The unit is divided into two main parts: top and bottom. Holding the top part can cause it to come off and the bottom tank to fall. Always hold the tank body.
Do not leave the cooking area unattended while cooking. Boiling over or accidental contact can cause burns or a fire.
Placing metal objects on the top of the unit can cause it to overheat and may lead to paint peeling.
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