Enders 9063 Stove

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Enders 9063 Stove

Name: Enders 9063 Baby Stove

Power: --

Country: Germany

Fuel: Gasoline,Petrol

Year: --

Using the "ENDERS BABY" petrol cooking stove No.9063

Setting up

• Take the stove out of its case and set it up so that the petrol container stand outside the case and the burner inside.

Filling

• Unscrew the filling plug and in its place screw on the funnel ( which automatically gives the right filling level ).
• Fill with clean petrol.
• Remove funnel and replace plug, screwing it down tightly,then keep away from naked lights.

Preheating

• Fill the preheating cup two-thirds full methylated spirit, or by slightly opening the regulator and giving a few strokes on the pump, with petrol.

Preheating old

• Place the tin cylinder ( preheating aid ) on the burner so that the slot in it fits over the regulating rod.
• Lay the pot supports on the case.
• Light the spirit or petrol in the preheating cup.
• Operate the pressure pump until sufficient resistance is felt.

Lighting the stove

• Before the contents of the worming bowl have burnt out, turn the regulating rod to the left and the burner will light up.
• Apply the match or litter if necessary.

Regulating the flame

• For the hot flame, turn the regulating rod to the left.
• For fine adjustment, turn the rod slowly to the right.
• For extinguishing the flame, turn the rod of the right until it reaches the stop.
• Important*** In time the regulating key will get hot, it should therefore be attached only when it is required.

Repacking

• Take the burner out of the case, remove the preheating aid.
• After replacing the stove in the outer case the preheating aid will fit in between the container and burner.

Important

• The stove must be used inside the case and it must not be left too long unattended.
• Use Gasoline, Petrol only, any other fuel mixed petrol may hinder the operation of the stove.

Defects and their remedies

Just stopped up

• Revealed by lack of gas or irregular and yellow flame.
• REMEDY***** Take off the preheating aid with the universal spanner and clean out the jet with the pricker. Screw in a new jet if necessary.

Leaks

• Revealed by flame diminishing in spite of energetic pumping.
• REMEDIES***** a). Tighten filling plug (with larger spanner hexagon)
• b). Tighten pump connection (with spanner).
• c). Tighten reg-rod cap nut: for detects --a) and b) new washer may be necessary.

Regulating device leaking

• Revealed by flames or drops at regulating rod extension (not dangerous).
• REMEDY***** Tighten cap nut or, after some period of use, have the stuffing gland changed.

Pump does not suck

• Revealed by lack of resistance when pumping.
• REMEDY***** Take out the pump plunger and sleep the pump leather in suitable oil or exchange it for a new one
• When inserting the pump leather, see that it is not creased.

The stove does not light

• Although it gives off gas--cause: unsuitable fuel.
• REMEDY***** Remove filling plug, pour the fuel, rinse the tank with petrol and refill half with clean petrol.
• Replace plug, pump, with regulating valve open, to pass the petrol through connection and jet.

******* Wish you happy to light the stove *******