onlyfire F-BRK6081-SS1

Onlyfire Rocket Stove Instruction Manual

Model: F-BRK6081-SS1

Brand: onlyfire

Introduction

The Onlyfire Rocket Stove F-BRK6081-SS1 is a portable, wood-burning camp stove designed for outdoor cooking. Constructed from stainless steel, it offers efficient combustion for various fuel types, making it suitable for camping, backyard gatherings, and emergency preparedness. This manual provides essential information for the safe and effective use of your rocket stove.

Onlyfire Rocket Stove with fire burning, ready for cooking

Image: The Onlyfire Rocket Stove in operation, showcasing its compact design and efficient flame.

Safety Information

  • Outdoor Use Only: This stove is designed exclusively for outdoor use. Do not operate indoors or in enclosed spaces to prevent carbon monoxide accumulation.
  • Clearance: Maintain a safe distance from combustible materials such as tents, dry grass, leaves, and structures.
  • Stable Surface: Always place the stove on a level, non-combustible surface.
  • Supervision: Never leave a burning stove unattended. Keep children and pets away from the stove during operation and while it is cooling down.
  • Hot Surfaces: The stove's surfaces become extremely hot during use. Use heat-resistant gloves when handling and allow ample time for cooling before touching or moving.
  • Fuel Handling: Use only recommended solid biomass fuels. Do not use gasoline, kerosene, or other volatile liquids to start or rekindle a fire.
  • Fire Extinguisher: Keep a fire extinguisher, water, or sand readily available in case of emergency.

Setup

The Onlyfire Rocket Stove requires minimal assembly. Follow these steps to prepare your stove for use:

  1. Unpack Components: Carefully remove all components from the packaging. Verify that the stove body, fuel rack, and pot support are present.
  2. Attach Fuel Rack: Locate the fuel rack. Position it to slide into the lower opening of the stove body, ensuring it is securely seated. This rack provides support for longer fuel pieces.
  3. Place Pot Support: The three-pronged cast iron pot support sits on top of the stove. Ensure it is stable and level before placing cookware.
  4. Position Stove: Place the assembled stove on a stable, non-combustible, and level surface outdoors, away from any flammable materials.
Front view of the Onlyfire Rocket Stove with the fuel rack attached

Image: A front view of the Onlyfire Rocket Stove, showing the attached fuel rack and the main combustion chamber door.

Operating Instructions

The Onlyfire Rocket Stove is designed for efficient burning of various biomass fuels.

Fuel Types

This stove can utilize a variety of readily available solid biomass fuels:

  • Wood (small pieces, kindling)
  • Twigs and small branches
  • Charcoal
  • Solid biomass fuel (e.g., wood pellets, if suitable for the combustion chamber size)
  • Leaves (for starting or maintaining a small flame)
Diagram showing various fuel types for the Onlyfire Rocket Stove: leaves, twigs, wood, and coal

Image: Illustration of suitable fuel types for the rocket stove, including wood, twigs, leaves, and coal.

Ignition and Cooking

  1. Load Fuel: Open the lower fuel door. Place a small amount of kindling (e.g., paper, dry leaves, small twigs) into the combustion chamber. For sustained burning, gradually add small pieces of wood or charcoal. The external fuel rack can support longer pieces of wood, allowing them to feed into the chamber as they burn.
  2. Ignite: Carefully ignite the kindling using a long match or lighter. Ensure good airflow for the fire to establish.
  3. Add More Fuel: Once the kindling is burning steadily, slowly add larger pieces of wood or charcoal through the fuel door or by feeding them along the fuel rack.
  4. Place Cookware: Once a stable flame is achieved, place your pot, pan, or grill grid onto the three-pronged cast iron stove top. The stove is compatible with flat or rounded bottom pots and frying pans.
  5. Adjust Heat: The heat output can be adjusted by controlling the amount of fuel and airflow. More fuel and better airflow generally result in a hotter flame.
  6. Extinguishing: Allow the fire to burn down naturally. Do not use water to extinguish the fire, as this can damage the stove and create steam hazards. Ensure all embers are completely out before leaving the stove unattended or attempting to move it.
Four images showing the Onlyfire Rocket Stove being used for various cooking methods: boiling water in a pot, grilling food on a mesh, frying in a pan, and as a simple fire stove

Image: The versatility of the Onlyfire Rocket Stove, demonstrating its use with pots, grill mesh, pans, and as a standalone fire source.

Video: An official demonstration of the Onlyfire Camping Stove, showing the process of fueling and igniting the stove, and its use for cooking. This video highlights the stove's operational features and efficiency.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of your Onlyfire Rocket Stove.

  • Cleaning: After each use, allow the stove to cool completely. Remove any ash from the combustion chamber and ash pan. A small brush or vacuum can be used for thorough cleaning.
  • Inspection: Periodically inspect the stove for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Pay attention to the hinges, latches, and pot support.
  • Stainless Steel Care: The combustion chamber is made of stainless steel, which is rust-resistant. To maintain its appearance, wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth after use and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the surface.
  • Storage: Store the stove in a dry, covered area when not in use to protect it from the elements and prolong its lifespan.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your rocket stove, consider the following common solutions:

  • Excessive Smoke: Ensure you are using dry, seasoned fuel. Wet or green wood produces more smoke. Also, check for adequate airflow; the fuel door should not be completely sealed.
  • Poor Flame/Low Heat: This often indicates insufficient airflow or too much fuel choking the fire. Reduce the amount of fuel or adjust the fuel door to allow more air. Ensure the fuel is properly kindled.
  • Difficulty Starting Fire: Use small, dry kindling to start. Ensure there is enough space for air to circulate around the initial fuel.
  • Stove Not Stable: Verify the stove is placed on a flat, firm surface. Check that the fuel rack and pot support are correctly installed.

Specifications

FeatureDetail
Brandonlyfire
Model NumberF-BRK6081-SS1
MaterialStainless Steel
Fuel TypeWood, Twigs, Charcoal, Solid Biomass
Product Dimensions12.7"L x 12.7"W x 11.4"H (32.3cm L x 32.3cm W x 29cm H)
Item Weight20 Pounds (9.07 kg)
Maximum Energy Output23000 BTU per Hour per Foot per Degree Fahrenheit
Diagram showing the dimensions, material, and weight of the Onlyfire Rocket Stove

Image: Detailed dimensions, material composition (Stainless Steel), and weight (16.1 Pounds) of the Onlyfire Rocket Stove and its fuel rack.

Warranty Information

Specific warranty details for the Onlyfire Rocket Stove F-BRK6081-SS1 may vary. Please refer to the official Onlyfire website or contact their customer service for the most current and detailed warranty policy.

Customer Support

For further assistance, technical support, or inquiries regarding your Onlyfire Rocket Stove, please visit the official Onlyfire website or contact their customer support department. Contact information is typically available on the product packaging or the manufacturer's website.