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fire. Such substances can explode and are
toxic and harmful to the environment.
• The Fire Kettle is only suitable for heating
water. Never pour other fluids into the Fire
Kettle.
• Put the cap on the spout before you place the
Kettle filled with water on the fire.
• Never heat up the Fire Kettle when it is empty.
This could damage the material. Always make
sure that the Fire Kettle is adequately filled
with water whilst using it.
• Never leave the Petromax Fire Kettle unat-
tended while it is in use. Watch children and
animals close to the Fire Kettle.
• Never look into the Fire Kettle from above,
when it stands on fire. Risk of burn injur-
ies! If you want to check whether the fire is
burning, only look into the Fire Kettle from
a safe distance or through the holes in the
fire bowl.
• Do not move the Fire Kettle when it is still hot
or when a fire is burning inside it.
• Never touch the Fire Kettle with your bare
hands as long as it is hot. Protect your hands
with heat-resistant oven gloves or with a
cloth to touch the hot Fire Kettle.
• Make sure the silicone-coated handles and
the plastic steam whistle do not come into
contact with fire.
• Wear appropriate clothes when using the Fire
Kettle. Avoid wearing long, loose sleeves.
• Make sure you have a bucket of sand or water
nearby to extinguish the fire.
• Let the Fire Kettle and its different parts have
enough time to cool down after each use.
• Do not remove hot ashes. Wait until the
ashes are cold. Dispose of the ashes properly.
Never throw hot ashes in the trash!
• Avoid any excessive pressure on the Fire
Kettle and any contact of the Fire Kettle with
sharp objects. Otherwise your Fire Kettle can
become distorted or damaged.
PARTS DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF
DELIVERY (FIGURE 2)
u Cooking device
v Handles with heat protection coating
w Fire bowl
x Removable legs
y Double-walled kettle
z Spout
{ Cap with steam whistle
BEFORE THE FIRST USE
Before your new Fire Kettle can be used for
the first time, the legs must be attached to
the fire bowl and the Fire Kettle must be thoroughly rinsed out. The legs are delivered
inside the Fire Kettle. To take the legs out of
the Fire Kettle, pull the fire bowl out of the
lower opening. The best way to do this is to
hold the Fire Kettle firmly by the top or by both
handles. Now you can attach the legs to the fire
bowl. Gently press together the upper ends of
the leg. These bent ends can then be inserted
in the mount at the bottom of the fire bowl.
Follow these steps three times, until all legs are
attached (Figure 3).
You can also use the Fire Kettle without its
legs. To take off the legs, the procedure is
the same as when inserting them. When
the Fire Kettle is used without legs, it can,
however, leave burnt marks.
Before you start using your Fire Kettle, rinse
it thoroughly. Only use hot, clean water,
and no dishwashing liquid!
We also advise you to practice putting
on and taking off the cap with the steam
whistle before using the Fire Kettle for the
first time, since it can be a little hard at
first. The easiest way to take off the cap is
to slightly tilt it upwards while pulling it.
BOILING WATER WITH THE
PETROMAX FIRE KETTLE
1. Fill the Fire Kettle with the desired amount
of water, not exceeding the lower edge of
the spout (Figure 4). When closing the Fire
Kettle, make sure that the cap is not too
tight; otherwise, the cap will be very hard
to take off when the Fire Kettle is hot.
2. Light a fire in the fire bowl. Branches,
chopped wood, and bark can be used as
fuel.
3. Before placing the kettle on the fire bowl,
fold both handles so that they do not lie
flat against the kettle anymore. Then place
the Fire Kettle filled with water on the fire
bowl. Only place the kettle on the fire when