How do you start the fire?
192169
It works as any regular fire pit with with real wood or any briquettes, add a little of liquid fuel and light it up. Works for me! I grilled meat just fine. Good luck having fun!
1521475
If you could build a fire then go ahead and do so, hope you have something to put the water in to boil it and something to sit the pot on top of the fire, if you have a pot and can build a fire then you have that option....this is just another option to have if you don't have the tools or know-how to build a fire. This is great to have...when it's sunny or bright outside and it's all inclusive, no matches, no pot, no setting up over a fire...just another option to have.
1170116
I use charcoal to get fire started the just use wood to do the smoking , works good for me that way
1299886
When u turn the know for the flame to ignite- hold it In for about 20-30 seconds-the. Let it out and turn flame up-there is a device called a thermocouple that needs to heat up and allow the gas to flow to the burner- just remember to push the knob in and hold it there for that time then turn it up.
1064029
1. Locate the manual gas control valve.2. Place the firestarter near the burner ports on top of the burner. Light the firestarter. For a Natural Gas unit, turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit. For a LP unit, turn the valve in the LP tank counter clockwise all the way and then turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit.3. If the burner does not light before the fire starter goes out, immediately turn the gas off.4. Wait at least five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. Then smell for gas including near the base of the unit. If you smell gas, STOP! Refer to the safety information in the owner's manual. If you don't smell gas, repeat step 2. 1. Locate the manual gas control valve.2. Place the firestarter near the burner ports on top of the burner. Light the firestarter. For a Natural Gas unit, turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit. For a LP unit, turn the valve in the LP tank counter clockwise all the way and then turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit.3. If the burner does not light before the fire starter goes out, immediately turn the gas off.4. Wait at least five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. Then smell for gas including near the base of the unit. If you smell gas, STOP! Refer to the safety information in the... » Read More 1. Locate the manual gas control valve.2. Place the firestarter near the burner ports on top of the burner. Light the firestarter. For a Natural Gas unit, turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit. For a LP unit, turn the valve in the LP tank counter clockwise all the way and then turn on the ON/OFF valve slowly at the unit.3. If the burner does not light before the fire starter goes out, immediately turn the gas off.4. Wait at least five (5) minutes to clear out any gas. Then smell for gas including near the base of the unit. If you smell gas, STOP! Refer to the safety information in the owner's manual. If you don't smell gas, repeat step 2. « Show Less
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FYI: you do NOT have to use the entire cube. You can just use a small amount of scrapings to ignite your fire and safe the cube for later. You can even ignite the cube, start your fire, then pull the cube out of the fire and pick it up, smother it in your hand and put it away for later use.
945691
try a moist paper or cloth with cold ash from the fire.... i think it will help.
274967
The glass does not light on fire. You need propane or natural gas. The flames coming thru the glass is the beauty of using them.
723628
use the scoop and put on a hot fire,preferably a bed of red hot coals, works great for myself. RCM
64691
No. We just lay down some kindling, start the fire then lay the bigger pieces of wood on once it starts burning. The fan won't kick on until the stove gets hot enough. This stove has cut our electric heating in half!
191824
It's very easy, turn everything on, w/ on hand push in red button below screen, w/other use (your own stuff) a long match, long bic lighter etc; there is a brass point at the base of the screen, while holding red button, hold flame to the point. Hold it just till you start to see a red glow.
1025606
You press the button on the back of it and it ignites. Pretty simple and very effective.
833019
Pretty much like all lighters of this kind. Once it's filled with "lighter fluid"... (butane)... simply pull the red "trigger" and the sparker should ignite the butane!
1148200
Sorry you lost your booklet, maybe I can help a little - To turn on slide small button BELOW the big round red one downwards. NEXT press the BIG RED button in. NEXT you can slide the button on the LEFT side towards you to keep it on lock ( slide forwards towards the flame to turn OFF ) CHANGE FLAMES - slide BOTH silver buttons towards the flame to change which flame you want to use. Hope this helps!
1126586
You have to flick the lever under the button (flick to the left) and then push the ignitor button (obviously you have to fill it with butane first - I don't recall if it comes fully loaded - but I do not think it does!)
2123738
A long lighter will work, or a tall candle. It takes a sustained flame for about 45 seconds to ignite the fuel block.
2036863
No match necessary. You fill it with fluid then press the red button on the back to ignite it. There is a slide on the side to adjust the flames too