Gasmate Butane Portable Cooker PC-1070 Questions

Cmarie2y

I have a Gasmaster Portable cooker PC107OK. I bought it a few years back for emergency black outs. Finally needed to use it recently in QLD. Aust. My question is what to do with half used cartridge?? I also have 4 more full cartridges I purchased when I bought cooker. Are they still safe to keep??

Stevo77 2y

Check on the canister to see if there is a use-by date. If not, check with Gasmate. I have canisters over a year old and still use them. They are in perfect condition. If they were damaged or rusty I would dispose of them at a suitable disposal facility.

Robyn D.4y

It seems this cooker has been discontinued. I have had it for many years unopened along with 4 canisters. Can anyone tell me if it would be safe to use the cooker and the canisters???

Kim v w 3y

I would personally not advise you to, but if you must, only start up outside, think of a turbine engine, have a fire extinguisher handy, keep the kids away from it.

Sue4y

Has this product been recalled

Stevo77 4y

Not that I am aware of. I haven't been advised by my retailer, and they have my contact details as a club member.

Jerry W.6y

What cylinder fits it to make it burn

Thomas7y

we have a gas mate stove model number cs401 loses pressure when can is still 1 thied full

Kamran S.7y

Can you please tell the size or specifications of the gas cylinder to be used in this cooker?

Lloyd7y

I have a gasmate cooker, model CS401, recently purchased from Bunnings. Is this the same as the model PC1070 that I believe has been recalled from use?

ALLAN 7y

I would take it that the model that you have purchased is the new upgraded model. My problem with Gasmate was that they didn't want to acknowledge the fact that the old model had a problem. Hopefully the newer ones are ok.