Twin Portable Butane Stove
In these models, certain components such as O-rings or seals may be defective. The other defect may include misalignment of the gas cartridge.
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In these models, certain components such as O-rings or seals may be defective. The other defect may include misalignment of the gas cartridge.
In some circumstances one of the gas feeder pipes may corrode.
In these models, certain components such as O-rings and control knobs have failed.
If not used strictly according to manufacturer’s instructions, there is a danger to public safety.
In isolated cases, burners may not align correctly with the gas delivery jets. Upon ignition the gas within the barbecue burner is likely to light at the jet rather than only at the burner ports.
If not used strictly according to the manufacturers instructions there is a danger to public safety.
Gas that has accumulated in the combustion chamber may ignite if the lighting instructions are not followed correctly.
The heating element may get excessively hot and cause some area of the radiant heater panel to melt. In some cases, this may cause the RCD (safety switch) to trip instead.
An internal wire has been incorrectly routed and may short to earth through the metallic gas supply pipe, causing a penetration in the pipe.
The caravan gas cooker has not been installed with adequate support in the cavity in accordance with AS/NZS5601 in order to prevent movement.
The overpressure safety device may not shut off gas to the burner if the butane cartridge canister is overheated. In addition, the risk of overheating increases if the product is not used according the manufacturer's specifications.
The overpressure safety device may not shut off gas to the burner if the butane cartridge canister is overheated. In addition, the risk of overheating increases if the product is not used according the manufacturer's specifications.
The overpressure safety device may not shut off gas to the burner if the butane cartridge canister is overheated. In addition, the risk of overheating increases if the product is not used according the manufacturer's specifications.
The overpressure safety device may not shut off gas to the burner if the butane cartridge canister is overheated. In addition, the risk of overheating increases if the product is not used according the manufacturer's specifications.
The overpressure safety device may not shut off gas to the burner if the butane cartridge canister is overheated. In addition, the risk of overheating increases if the product is not used according the manufacturer's specifications.
Leak occurs when the rubber material of the main fill valve seal separates from the brass poppet.
The existing valve does not meet the requirements of Australian Standard AS4552 as there is no rating plate, or back up valve to prevent the release of unburnt gas.
In some circumstances the valve may leak, potentially causing a hazardous situation.
If the high pressure regulators are used at their maximum setting, the gas may extinguish the flame.
The wall furnace has been incorrectly fitted with an oversized injector, potentially resulting in carbon monoxide being drawn back into the room being heated.
The gas control valve may be misaligned and the valve may stick open.
A gas leak may occur during the start up of the gas boost function. The gas valve may remain open when ignition has not occurred.
Dux Hot Water has identified a potential electrical safety risk with gas-boosted solar tanks due to incorrect wiring.
These water heaters may have incorrect placement of the fibreglass insulation and its support material.