General Use & Care
- Before using your chafing dish, hand-wash with warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly.
- Always operate chafing dish on a level, sturdy table or other flat, stable surface.
- Make sure water and food pans are placed correctly and fit securely on the stand.
- The fo...

General Use & Care
- Before using your chafing dish, hand-wash with warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly.
- Always operate chafing dish on a level, sturdy table or other flat, stable surface.
- Make sure water and food pans are placed correctly and fit securely on the stand.
- The food pan is safe for preheating food in the oven at temperatures up to 390°F (198°C) without lid. However, prolonged oven use at high temperatures may cause discoloration.
- Set water pan into base and fill with water. Do not exceed waterline mark inside pan. Water may be preheated for faster operation.
- Place chafing fuel canisters in stand and use a long-stemmed match or long-tipped lighter to light chafing fuel canisters at center hole.
- For best heat efficiency, keep lid on food pan.
- Do not move or tip chafing fuel canisters and/or stand once chafing fuel canisters are lit.
- Always use an oven mitt when handling hot parts.
- Use caution when removing lid by tilting the lid, so steam is directed away from you.
- Periodically check water level, as water will evaporate during operation.
- Keep chafing fuel canister caps handy while chafing dish is in use, so flame can be extinguished when cooking/heating is complete.

Cleaning and Maintenance
- Allow chafing dish to cool completely on its stand.
- Do not leave or store food remains in chafing dish for long periods of time as superficial pitting may occur.
- Remove all contents and wash chafing dish and components with warm soapy water. All stainless steel parts are dishwasher-safe. However, we recommend hand-drying each part immediately after the rinse cycle or washing and drying by hand to preserve the original finish.
- Prolonged exposure to high heat settings may cause your chafing dish to discolor. To recondition
your chafing dish or to remove stubborn spots or
stains, use a nonabrasive pad and quality stainless steel cleanser such as Bar Keepers Friend®