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USER MANUAL 12126 EasyMaxx

Operating Instructions

Seite 1On this fold-out page you will find all illustrations referenced in these operat- ing instructions. Open the page before reading the operating instructions. IMPORTANT NOTICES! PLEASE KEEP FOR REFERENCE!

Items Supplied 9 At A Glance 9 Symbols 10 Technical Data 10 Intended Use 11 Safety Notices 11 Use 13 Storage 14 Cleaning and Maintenance 15 Troubleshooting 15 Disposal 16 EC Declaration of Conformity 16 Customer Service 16 ITEMS SUPPLIED 1 x gas cooker 1 x storage case 1 x operating instructions In addition, a gas cartridge of the MSF-1A type is also required (see the “Technical Data” chapter). Check the items supplied for completeness and the components for transport damage. If you find any damage, do not use the device but contact our customer service department. Remove any possible films, stickers or transport protection from the device. Never remove the rating plate and any possi- ble warnings!

(Picture A) 1 Burner 2 Pan support 3 Safety mechanism: is raised when the gas cartridge is locked in place; prevents the cookware from protruding over the gas cartridge compartment; is lowered when the case is closed and the gas cartridge is disconnected from the gas connection 4 Gas cartridge compartment 5 Control knob: OFF off MIN lowest flame MAX highest flame IGNITION ignition of the burner 6 Lever for locking the gas cartridge in place: gas cartridge is unlocked gas cartridge is locked 7 Sealing ring 8 Gas connection IMPORTANT: Read through these operating instructions carefully to familiarise yourself with the device before you connect it to the gas cartridge. Keep the operating instructions in a safe place so you can read them again. Also retain the operating instructions for other users. They form an integral part of the device. The manufacturer and importer do not accept any liability if the information in these operating instructions is not complied with.EN

Dear Customer, We are delighted that you have chosen the EASYmaxx gas cooker. If you have any questions about the device and about spare parts/accessories, please contact the customer service department via our website: www.ds-group.de/kundenservice We hope you have a lot of fun with your gas cooker. SYMBOLS Danger symbol: This symbol indicates dangers of injury. Read through the associated safety notices carefully and follow them. Supplementary information Read the operating instructions before use! TECHNICAL DATA Device name: Camping gas cooker 2575–23 Model number: ZX-150C 2575DM29261 Article number: 12126 Gas category: I3B/P (50) Gas type: Butane (G30) or mixture thereof Gas pressure in mbar: 50 Consumption: 150 g/h Ø of burner nozzle: 0.55 mm Heat output: 2.1 kW Ignition: Piezo Dimensions (L x H x W): approx. 34 x 28 x 10.5 cm Weight: approx. 1.3 kg Gas cartridge: MSF-1A; (Ø: 65 mm; height: 195mm) This device may only be operated with a butane cartridge of the MSF-1A type. Attempting to connect different types of gas cartridges may be dangerous. ID of operating instructions: Z12126 M V1 0323 md Importer: DS Produkte GmbH, Stormarnring 14, 22145 Stapelfeld, Germany Made in China. Only operate in well-ventilated spaces.Gas Cooker

INTENDED USE ■ This gas cooker is designed to be used to cook food. It is operated with lique- fied petroleum gas and is intended to be used in well-ventilated spaces. ■ Any other use is not permitted. This applies in particular to the following foreseeable incorrect uses: ○ Do not operate the device with wood, charcoal or any other fuel that is not liquefied petroleum gas (butane / bu- tane mixture). ○ Never connect the device to the natu- ral gas grid (municipal gas grid)! ○ Do not use the device for heating. ○ Do not use the device for heating sub- stances or materials other than food. ○ Never use the device as a built-in unit. ■ The device and the gas cartridge must be used and stored in accordance with the applicable regulations. ■ The device is for personal use only and is not intended for commercial applica- tions. ■ Use the device exclusively for the spec- ified purpose and only as described in these operating instructions. Any other use is deemed to be improper. Incorrect operation and incorrect handling may impair function or cause material dam- age or personal injury. ■ The warranty does not cover faults caused by incorrect handling, damage or attempted repairs. The same applies to normal wear and tear and to fat depos- its and discolourations on the device. SAFETY NOTICES Risks of Injury ■ The device is not intended to be used by children and people with limited phys- ical, sensory or mental capabilities or who lack the necessary experience and/ or knowledge. ■ Children must not play with the device. Ensure that children do not have un- supervised access to the device, even when it is switched off. Incorrect use can be dangerous. ■ CAUTION: Accessible parts may be very hot. Keep small children away from the device. Never leave the device unattended when it is in operation or still hot. In particular, make sure that no children or people who are unable to correctly identify or respond to possible hazards end up close to the hot device. ■ While and immediately after using the device, only ever touch the control knob and do not touch any heated parts. Wait until the device has cooled down before it is transported, cleaned or stored away. ■ Do not move the device during use! Risks of Suffocation, Fire and Explosion Gas is extremely flammable and burns ex- plosively. If escaping gas is ignited in an uncontrolled way, this can cause serious personal injury or damage to property. Liquefied petroleum gas is heavier than oxygen. It therefore settles down below and displaces the oxygen there. If acorresponding concentration of gas is formed (for example, if a gas cartridge is damaged), this may lead to suffoca- tion caused by a lack of oxygen. ■ Only use the device in well-ventilated spaces, following the national require- ments governing the supply of combus- tion air, in order to prevent the build-up of dangerous quantities of unburned gasEN

when using devices that do not have a flame monitoring device. If the national requirements are not met, the device may only be used outdoors. ■ Only ever use the gas types and gas cartridges that are specified in these op- erating instructions (see the “Technical Data” chapter). ■ Only use the device above ground level (so do not use it in holes below ground level). ■ Do not use the device in tents or in / on a vehicle. This also applies to caravans, camper vans and boats. ■ If you use the device indoors, switch on the extractor hood, and open windows and/or doors. ■ Do not use the device if there are highly flammable or explosive substances in the air or surrounding environment. Do not store any fuel or other flammable vapours or liquids in the vicinity of the device and do not use such substances with the device. Do not spray any sprays close to the device. ■ Do not use a device that has a damaged or worn seal. ■ Do not use a device that has a leak or is damaged or does not work properly. ■ Operate the device on a flat, horizontal surface on which its operation is not impeded in any way (no dry grass, sand, etc.). ■ This device must be operated a safe distance away from flammable substances. There is a risk of a fire and a smouldering fire. The following minimum distances away from flam- mable materials must be maintained: 1 m above and 20 cm to the side of the device. The distance from materials of low flammability, e.g. walls of buildings, must be at least 20 cm. ■ Check that the seals (between the device and gas cartridge) are present and in good condition before connecting the gas cartridge. ■ Gas cartridges may only be replaced in a well-ventilated place, preferably outdoors, and away from any possible ignition sources such as naked flames, pilot flames, electric cookers and a safe distance away from other people. ■ Never place two gas cookers next to each other. ■ Never close up the ventilation openings of the device and make sure that they are always clear. ■ Never leave the device unattended while it is in operation. If the flame goes out, it must be reignited straight away or the gas cartridge must be disconnected from the device! ■ If gas is escaping from the device (smell of gas), immediately take the device out- side to a place with good air circulation and no ignition source where you can look for and fix the leak. Only ever check the device for leaks outdoors. Never look for a leak by using a flame; use soapy solution to do this instead! ■ If the pressure-sensitive safety device is triggered, this means that a critical pressure level has been reached in the cartridge and the device must not be used again until it has cooled down completely. The pressure-sensitive safety device must not be bypassed. ■ Make sure that foodstuffs containing oil and fats are not overheated. Do not place any vessels filled with oil onto the device. ■ Do not use water to extinguish a fat fire! Switch off the device immediately and disconnect the gas cartridge from the device. ■ Disconnect the gas cartridge from the device immediately after use. ■ Do not cover the device while it is still hot.Gas Cooker

■ No modifications may be made to components which have been sealed by the manufacturer or its represent- ative. ■ Repairs may only ever be carried out by the manufacturer or customer service department in order to avoid any hazards. If you find a fault or any damage, contact the customer service department. The device must not be used until it has been repaired as a mal- function of the device can increase the risk of injury. ■ Never remove the control knob, the gas cartridge or one of the components carrying gas during operation. Hazards from Gas Cartridges ■ Note the specifications of the manu- facturer of the gas cartridge! ■ A gas cartridge must not get into the hands of children! ■ Never use a dented or rusty gas car- tridge. ■ Never use a gas cartridge with a dam- aged valve. ■ Do not drop a gas cartridge, subject it to impacts or damage it. ■ Gas cartridges may explode if heated. Never burn a gas cartridge. Do not expose it to extreme heat (over 50°C) or direct sunlight either. Do not leave a gas cartridge in a car on a hot day. ■ Immediately place any gas cartridge that has a leak in a well-ventilated place outdoors, allow the gas to flow out and wait until it has dissipated. ■ If you feel dizzy or sick, breathe in fresh air and seek medical assistance if necessary. ■ Gas cartridges (including empty ones) that are not connected for immediate use must not be stored immediately next to a device that is operating using gas or electricity. ■ Even gas cartridges that may appear to be empty can still contain liquefied petroleum gas and must therefore be handled with the same level of care as afull gas cartridge. USE Please Note! ■ Change the gas cartridge outdoors and away from other people. ■ Check the seals before connecting up anew gas cartridge. ■ Check that the burner has gone out before you release the gas cartridge. ■ Be aware that the gas cartridge might be hot. ■ Each time before you use the de- vice, make sure that the device is not damaged and has been set up correct- ly. When you choose the location for setting up the device, follow the “Safety Notices” chapter. ■ Before every use, make sure that the gas cartridge has been connected correctly and all gas-carrying parts are sealed (see “Leak Test”). ■ If the flame has gone out or the burner has not ignited, turn the control knob to theOFF position Wait around 2 to 5minutes before attempting to ignite it again so that the gas can dissipate. Oth- erwise there could be a deflagration. ■ Do not bend over the cooking area when you ignite the gas flame. ■ Never pour water onto the hot device to prevent any burns or scalding. ■ Only ever use cookware that is suitable for gas stoves. ■ The diameter of the cookware must be 12 – 20 cm so that it can rest safely on the pan support. The device is operated with butane liquefied petroleum gas and its mixture. This remainsEN

in liquid form at room temperature and under slight compression in a gas cartridge. When the gas cartridge is opened, the pres- sure escapes, the liquid expands and turns into a gaseous state.

1. Place the device on a stable, horizon-

tal and level surface. Ensure there is sucient clear space on all sides. When you choose the location for setting up the device, follow the “Safety Notices” chapter.

2. Make sure that the control knob(5) is in

theOFF position and the lever for lock- ing the gas cartridge in place(6) is at the top in position . Otherwise the gas cartridge cannot be locked in place.

4. Remove the cap from the gas cartridge.

5. Insert the gas cartridge into the gas car-

tridge compartment (PictureB): Place the valve of the gas cartridge into the gas connection(8). The recess in the rim of the gas cartridge points upwards.

6. Close the lid of the gas cartridge com-

partment (PictureC).

7. Push the lever for locking the gas

cartridge in place down to position to lock the gas cartridge in place in the device and open the gas supply (Pic- tureD). If you hear a hissing noise, the gas cartridge is not connected correctly. In this case, do not ignite the device, but instead move the lever upwards and repeat the process of inserting the gas cartridge. Leak Test To check the seal between the device and gas cartridge or to uncover any leaks, use acommercially available leak detector agent and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Performing a leak test by listening is not safe!

1. To ignite the burner(1), turn the control

knob all the way down to the IGNITION position (PictureE). The gas supply is activated and a spark is generated at the same time, which produces a popping sound.

2. If the burner has not ignited, turn the

control knob to theOFF position and try again after around 2 to 5 minutes.

3. If the flame burns (PictureF), a pot or

pan can be placed on the pan support (PictureG).

4. Use the control knob to adjust the size

of the flame between the MAX and MIN positions.

6. If the flame has gone out, slide the lever

for locking the gas cartridge in place up to position to shut off the gas supply (PictureH). STORAGE Please Note! ■ Store the device and gas cartridges out of the reach of children and animals.

1. Allow the device to cool down. Then

remove the gas cartridge and seal it shut with the cap.

2. Store the device in the storage case

that comes with it in a cool, dry place (PictureI).

3. Store the gas cartridge in a dry, cool

place that is well-ventilated and protect- ed from sunlight.Gas Cooker

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Please Note! ■ Do not make any modifications to the device! Any change to the device may be dangerous. ■ Allow all parts to cool down before cleaning them and remove the gas car- tridge from the device. ■ Do not do any cleaning on the gas connection and other components that carry gas! They are sensitive and could be damaged. ■ Do not immerse the device in water and make sure that no liquid gets inside the components which carry gas. ■ Never pour cold water onto hot parts. This may cause burns and damage the material. ■ Never use methylated spirit or other flam- mable or corrosive cleaning products. ■ Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. ■ All parts must be dry before they are used or stored away.

• Keep the device clean. Remove any dirt or contamination (sand, insects, grass, fat deposits, etc.).

• Wipe down the outside of the device with a damp cloth. Use a little house- hold cleaning agent or detergent on stubborn dirt. Then wipe it dry.

• Otherwise the device does not require any maintenance. Only a specialist may replace the gas nozzle.

• Check whether the sealing ring(7) is undamaged at regular intervals. If it is damaged, it must be replaced. If the seal is defective: Remove the seal (standard O-ring,

13.5 x 1.9mm) and carefully insert a new

seal. Cleaning the Burner (if Necessary) The burner(1) may be clogged up and need to be cleaned if

• a smell of gas along with a very yellow and weak burner flame is detected.

• the desired temperature is not reached.

• the burner heats unevenly or the flame flickers. Proceed as follows to perform cleaning:

• Clean the burner with a clean brush to remove any dirt or food residues. Make sure you do not bend or damage the ignition electrode. TROUBLESHOOTING If the device does not work properly, check whether you are able to rectify the problem yourself. If the problem cannot be solved with the steps listed, contact the customer service department. Do not attempt to repair the device yourself! The burner does not ignite. The gas cartridge is empty. ► Replace the gas cartridge. The burner is clogged up. ► Clean the burner in the manner de- scribed in the “Cleaning and Mainte- nance” chapter. There is a smell of gas (possibly ac- companied by a very yellow and weak flame). The burner is clogged up. ► Clean the burner in the manner de- scribed in the “Cleaning and Mainte- nance” chapter. The desired temperature is not reached./ The flame is small or flickers a lot. The gas cartridge is (almost) empty. ► Replace the gas cartridge.EN

The burner is clogged up. ► Clean the burner in the manner de- scribed in the “Cleaning and Mainte- nance” chapter. A deflagration or bubbling/popping noises occur. The burner is clogged up and is creating aflashback. ► Close the gas cartridge valve immedi- ately. Wait 5 minutes and then operate the device again. If the fault persists, clean the burner (see the “Cleaning and Maintenance” chapter). Flaring up The device is dirty. ► Clean the device (see the “Cleaning and Maintenance” chapter). DISPOSAL Recycle any metals and plastics. Dispose of the packaging material in an environmentally friendly manner so that it can be recycled. Waste prevention makes an even more valuable contribution to protecting the environment. This means if possible, as well as continuing to use or repair adevice yourself, passing it on to anoth- er user also represents an ecologically beneficial alternative to disposal.

CONFORMITY We, the company DS Produkte GmbH, hereby declare that the gas device which is de- scribed here conforms to the Regulation (EU) 2016/426. The conformity has been demonstrated with type testing according to the standard DIN EN

The type testing was carried out by the noti- fied body 2575 / Intertek Italia S.p.A. Device identification number: 25750M29261 If you require further information, please con- tact our customer service department. CUSTOMER SERVICE Am Heisterbusch 1 19258 Gallin Germany ✆ [phone] *