User guide

Ignition
1. Position the Fuel Volume Control Lever between "+" and "-".
2. Rotate the Air Intake Port to expose ½ the air hole.
3. Unlock the torch by sliding the Child Resistant Locking Latch
down.
4. While holding the torch, press and hold the Trigger
in. (It may take a couple attempts to ignite.)
5. Press the Continuous Flame Switch in before re-
leasing the Trigger if a continuous flame is desired.
Extinguishing The Culinary Torch
1. Press the Trigger in to release the Flame Switch and
extinguish the flame. The Child Resistant Lock will
be automatically set.
Flame & Temperature Adjustment
1. Move the Fuel Volume Control Lever toward "+" to increase
the flame or toward "-" position for lower flame.
Flame length of ½" to 1" is recommended for best
results.
2. Twist the Air Intake Port to change flame temper-
ature. A higher temperature is reached when the hole
is open, lower temperature when the hole is covered.
Refueling
1. Make sure the torch is Off and there is no flame.
2. Refuel only when the torch is cool or wait 5 minutes
after last use to add fuel.
3. Always select a well ventilated area for refueling.
4. Use only quality butane fuel such as ISO Butane or
Refined Butane Gas.
5. Remove the torch from the Base and insert the tip of the
butane fuel canister into the Gas Filling Valve on the bottom
of the torch. Hold firmly until the gas starts to overflow then
remove fuel canister and wait 3 minutes
before use.
WARNING
Failure to follow instructions may result in injury.
DANGER
Torch does not come filled. Once filled, it contains
Butane gas under pressure which is
EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE.
Do not use near fire, flame, sparks,
hot stove or oven.
CAUTION
Do not puncture, incinerate or expose to tempera-
ture from sun or otherwise above 120° F (49°C).
Be sure flame is extinguished afer each use and
before adding more fuel. Keep away from hot
stove or oven.
KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN
INSTRUCTIONS:
Please read all
of the following
information
carefully before
operating the
Culinary Torch.
TORCH2004.pmd 1/29/2004, 2:10 PM2