Fire Safety
- Keep all flammable items (tents, clothing, etc.) at least 1 meter away from the stove body. Do not use the stove in strong wind, heavy rain or other severe weather conditions.
- Avoid using it under overhanging branches, billboards or any areas with falling-object hazards to prevent impact accidents.
Operating Environment
- Never use in enclosed spaces to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Only operate in well-ventilated outdoor areas, or inside tents fitted with a compatible 6cm chimney. Place the stove on a flat, solid surface.
Burn Prevention Warnings
- Do not touch the stove body (including glass panels and support frames) during operation and within 30 minutes after use until fully cooled down.
- Keep your body at least 50 cm away from the burner once lit. Children must be supervised by adults and kept at a safe distance. Store the stove out of children’s reach.
Care & Maintenance
Cleaning Guidelines
- Clear ashes only after the stove has completely cooled. Remove stains with diluted dish soap and a soft cloth. Do not use steel wool or harsh chemical solvents.
- Wear rubber gloves during cleaning to avoid scratches. Wipe dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent rust.
Storage Rules
- Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Keep away from damp locations. Remove light surface rust and dry fully before next use if rust appears.
- Fold the stove legs before packing into the storage bag. Avoid impact and collision.
Prohibited Operations
- Do not modify the stove (cutting, replacing with non-original parts, etc.). Do not attempt self-repair for malfunctions; contact our after-sales support instead.
Material Note
- Discoloration of stainless steel under high heat and minor carbon buildup on glass are normal phenomena and will not affect the stove’s function.