Precautions for cassette stoves

Guide to safe use
Choose cassette stoves produced by regular manufacturers, do not disassemble or modify them by yourself; use pots that match the size of the cassette stove. Read the instructions of the stove and gas cylinder carefully before use, and check whether the gas cylinder is within the validity period. When a pot larger than the size of the stove body is placed on the cassette stove, the heat continues to be transferred to the vicinity of the gas cylinder through the pot body, and the temperature around the gas cylinder continues to rise, causing the pressure in the gas cylinder to continue to increase, which is easy to cause an explosion when it reaches a certain level; before use, check whether the gas cylinder is intact to ensure that there is no leakage. After use, the gas cylinder should be removed and kept separately from the cassette stove; pay attention to the wind direction when using it, and do not place the gas cylinder in the downwind, otherwise the flame will blow towards the gas cylinder, which will increase the temperature of the gas cylinder and there is a risk of explosion; after finding that the gas cylinder is loose or the gas is replaced, a set of cassette stoves with gas cylinders installed should be replaced as a whole, and it is not allowed to be repaired or replaced at the dining site. Do not use multiple cassette stoves side by side to avoid gas cylinder explosion due to heat dissipation problems; cassette stove gas cylinders are disposable products and cannot be refilled and used. Do not discard it at will after use. It is recommended to empty the gas in the gas tank and throw it into a recyclable trash bin or hand it over to a professional recycling agency; It is recommended to use the gas tank of the cassette stove within 2 to 3 years. If it is not used for too long, it is not recommended to use it again.
For daily use and storage of cassette stoves, choose a cool and dark place, away from high temperature heat sources and open flames. The body of the cassette stove gas cylinder is thin, and it is easy to break when the external pressure is too high or it collides with hard objects, resulting in leakage. Once it encounters an open flame, it may explode.