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Never leave stove unattended while burning. 8. Keep stove away from flammables. Never allow fabric, clothing, or any flammable material to come within four feet of the top and one foot of all sides of the stove. 9. Clean stove frequently to avoid grease accumulations and possible grease fires. 10. Keep out of reach of children. 2 Fig. 1 To Fill Tank Always Fill Outdoors. Never fill tank, loosen or remove fuel cap while tank is on or attached to stove, near flame (including pilot lights), or other ignition sources. 1. Close FUEL VALVE firmly, (fig. 1) 2. Close PUMP KNOB firmly, (fig 2) 3. Place tank on level surface resting at angle shown in fig. 3. 4. Remove FUEL CAP. Use a Coleman filter funnel or suitable filling device and fill with clean, fresh fuel. 5. Replace FUEL CAP on tank and on fuel can. Tighten firmly. WIPE UP ANY SPILLED FUEL AND DISPOSE OF IN A SAFE PLACE. 3 To Pump 1. The FUEL VALVE and FUEL CAP MUST be closed firmly. 2. Open PUMP KNOB one turn. Place thumb over hole in PUMP KNOB and pump approximately 35 full strokes. 3. Close PUMP KNOB firmly. OPEN CLOSE To Install Tank 1. Insert generator into large hole on the front of the stove and into mixing chamber above burner 2. Engage tank clips into slots on the front of the stove. 3. Swing wind baffles out and insert the wire clips into slots in ends of stove. -Wind Baffle imber Wire Clip To Light Main Burner To light the stove, follow the numbered steps below. Be sure to hold a lighted match at the main burner before opening the fuel valve. When opening the fuel valve, QUICKLY open it AT LEAST 2 FULL TURNS. 1. Close AUXILIARY VALVE. 2. Turn LIGHTING LEVER to "Up" position. 3. First, hold lighted match at edge of main burner and then QUICKLY open FUEL VALVE AT LEAST 2 FULL TURNS. CAUTION: A persistent high, yellow flame indicates flooding or a leak. Close fuel valve, allow flames to burn out. and stove to cool. Turn stove upside down to empty out any fuel from inside the burner. Wipe dry. Carefully review instructions before relighting stove. 4. Wait at least one minute and then turn LIGHTING LEVER down. 5. Open PUMP KNOB and pump additional pressure into tank. Close PUMP KNOB. 6. Adjust flame to desired heat with FUEL VALVE. AUXILIARY VALVE Right To Close To Light Auxiliary Burner 1. After the main burner has been lighted, the auxiliary burner may be lighted. 2. Hold a lighted match at edge of AUXILIARY BURNER and open the AUXILIARY VALVE. AUXILIARY VALVE Left To Open To Shut Off Burners 1. Shut off auxiliary burner oy closing the AUXILIARY VALVE. 2. Close FUEL VALVE firmly. NOTE: Flame will linger on main burner for a few minutes after fuel valve is closed. To Pack Stove The tank goes in the left end of the stove with the valve wheel fitted in under the rear flange of the case. 242D5201 412-6601 Generator Replacement If your stove is hard to light or fails to provide full heat output, the generator should be replaced. 1. Remove tank from stove. Take tank away from flames (including pilot lights) and other ignition sources. 2. Invert tank and securely grip square top of valve in a vise. Using pliers or a pipe wrench, unscrew and discard generator tube and coil. 3. Using pliers, unscrew and discard generator needle. 4. Finger tighten new generator needle into valve. Using pliers, tighten generator needle Vi turn. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. 5. Slip new coil and generator tube over needle. Wrench tighten generator tube to valve to form a leak-tight joint. 6. Visually check for leaks immediately after lighting. Things You Should Know 1. For best results, use only Coleman fuel in this stove. Coleman fuel is especially formulated and tested to rigid specifications for optimum performance, long storage life, and corrosion resistance. Use of other fuels including unleaded automotive fuel may shorten generator life, damage stove, and result in unsatisfactory performance. 2. Rinse tank twice a year with fresh fuel to remove sediment, gum formations, and moisture accumulations. 3. Oil pump periodically to keep it working smoothly. 4. If a small orange flame develops where the generator enters the mixing chamber above the main burner, shut off all burners and allow the generatorto cool. Use a wrench totighten the fitting on the end of the generator. 5. The usual storage areas for camping and picnic equipment is the basement, attic, or garage. T...

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