Kamoto OpenFire 738060 - Camping stove Primus - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Camping stove / portable fire pit
Brand	Primus
Model	Kamoto OpenFire 738060
Country of origin	Sweden
Materials	Stainless steel
Dimensions (folded)	Approx. 30 x 30 x 5 cm
Dimensions (unfolded)	Approx. 30 x 30 x 20 cm
Weight	Approx. 1.2 kg
Fuel	Wood, briquettes, solid fuels
Fire type	Open fire
Main functions	Cooking on grill, ambiance fire pit
Included accessories	Carrying strap, grill, plate, wind shield
Available spare parts	OpenFire Pack Sack (ref. 738062)
Repairability	Repair possible via Primus
Assembly	Unfold and place parts in a few steps
Usage	Outdoor only, well ventilated
Safety instructions	Do not use indoors, away from flammable materials, do not leave unattended
Maintenance	Clean regularly, empty cooled ashes
Storage	Wait for complete cooling, store in carrying bag
Warranty	Manufacturer warranty (see manual)

Frequently Asked Questions - Kamoto OpenFire 738060 Primus

How to assemble the Primus Kamoto OpenFire?

Loosen the strap, remove the grill, unfold the Kamoto on a flat surface. Position the plate and wind shield as shown in the diagrams. Light the fire in the space between the wind shield and the plate.

Can I use this stove indoors?

No, the Kamoto OpenFire is designed for outdoor use only. Never use it indoors or in an enclosed space without ventilation, risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.

What fuels can I use?

Use wood, briquettes, or any solid fuel suitable for open fires. Avoid flammable liquids like gasoline.

How to clean the Kamoto OpenFire?

Let it cool completely, empty the ashes in a safe place. Clean the parts with a dry or damp cloth. Regular maintenance extends the lifespan.

How to store the stove after use?

Wait until the fire pit is completely cool. Remove the plate and wind shield, fold the Kamoto and grill. Pass the strap through the loop and close the buckle.

Where to buy spare parts?

Spare parts such as the carrying bag (OpenFire Pack Sack, ref. 738062) are available from Primus or authorized dealers. Contact customer service.

Is the Kamoto OpenFire stable on grass?

Yes, but place it on a flat and stable surface, away from flammable materials like dry grass. Preferably use a mineral soil.

Can I leave the fire unattended?

No, never leave a lit fire unattended. Make sure to fully extinguish the embers before leaving.

What is the difference between Kamoto OpenFire and a gas stove?

The Kamoto OpenFire is a wood-fired pit, offering an authentic campfire experience. It does not require gas cartridges and is more eco-friendly, but requires more time to light and cook.

How to contact Primus for a repair?

Contact details are on the back of the instruction manual. You can also visit the Primus website or contact customer service by phone or email.

USER MANUAL Kamoto OpenFire 738060 Primus

Ever since the establishment of Primus in 1892, our Swedish engineers have been internationally recognised for designing stoves for explorers and adventurers. It is our genuine passion for adventure and technical solutions that has been the reason for the success of Primus innovations for more than 125 years. It is a passion and a calling that we are still on fire about.

No matter what level of adventure you want to embark on, we want to equip you with a functional and reliable stove that will be your valued companion for life. That is why we test every stove, individually, by hand before it leaves our high-tech factory in Europe. In this way, we can maintain the high level of quality and functionality that we demand from our products. So, read this manual carefully and make sure your cooking is as safe, fun and tasty as it should to be.

Enjoy your food - enjoy life in the outdoors!

A FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETY.

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As you are handling flammable substances, we would like to draw your attention to some important points before you start.

Read the instructions carefully before you start using the fire pit.
Never use the fire pit indoors or in places without a free flow of air, and make sure there is good ventilation during use.
Make sure that the fire pit is not used close to flammable materials, gas or liquids.
Never leave a lit fire pit unsupervised, and make sure that flammable materials are kept well away from the fire pit during use.
Do not modify or alter the fire pit's functionality by yourself. Carefully follow the instructions for fitting spare parts, which can be ordered if you need to replace them.
Save this instruction manual for future reference.

IMAGE EXPLANATION

PRODUCT OVERVIEW & PRODUCT DETAILS

(SEE ILLUSTRATIONS ON THE FLAP TO THE LEFT)

1 Transport strap
2 Rack
3 Loop
4 Plate
5 Windshield

ACCESSORIES & SPARE PARTS

OpenFire Pack Sack, part no. 738062

ASSEMBLY.

1. Loosen the strap (image 1) and remove the grill rack.
2. Fold out the Kamoto as shown in picture 2 and place it on an even surface.
3. Position the plate 4 (image 2) and wind shields 5 (image 2) as shown in picture 3.
4. Light a fire in the space between the windshield and the plate 4 (image 3).

PACKING AWAY. IMPORTANT: Empty out the ashes in a safe place. Allow the open fire pit to cool down before packing it away, as the parts may still be hot. Contact details are available on the reverse of this instruction manual.

1. Remove the windshield and plate. Fold up the Kamoto and grill rack as shown in picture 1.
2. Thread the strap through the loop 3 (image 1) and fasten the clasp on the strap.

MAINTAINING YOUR FIRE PIT.

Regular cleaning and maintenance of your fire pit will extend its life. If the fire pit needs to be repaired, contact Primus. The contact details are available on the reverse of this instruction manual.

PRODUKTÜBERSICHT & PRODUKTINFORMATIONEN

PRODUKTÖVERSIKT & PRODUKTDETALJER

(SE ILLUSTRATIONEN PÅ UTVIKET TILL VÄNSTER)

PRODUKTOVERSIGT & PRODUKTDETALJER

(SE ILLUSTRATIONER PÅ FLAPPEN TIL VENSTRE)

PRODUCTOVERZICHT & PRODUCTINFORMATIE

(ZIE DE AFBEELDING OP DE FLAP LINKS)

1 Transportriempje
2 Rooster
3 Lus
4 Plat
5 Windvanger

TOEBEHOREN & RESERVEONDERDELEN

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Person placing wood on a metal grill with steam rising, outdoors on rocky ground (no text or symbols visible)