In reply to Post #1250
not the cheapest, about £16 inc post. ebay; http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coleman-Sportster-533-Stove-Dual-Fuel-Generator-Replacement-Part-/251223125599?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Camping_CookingSupplies_ET&hash=item3a7e10ae5f
not the cheapest, about £16 inc post. ebay; http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coleman-Sportster-533-Stove-Dual-Fuel-Generator-Replacement-Part-/251223125599?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Camping_CookingSupplies_ET&hash=item3a7e10ae5f
In reply to Post #6
lol
lol
when i light my stove it runs for about 5 seconds then just dies away does anyone know what is causing this ?
In reply to Post #1000
Need to give mine a service best stove I've had
Need to give mine a service best stove I've had
can anyone help?which way does the bent brass bit fit in the hole?is it from the outside or inside?took mine apart and didn't notice which way it went in the hole 
In reply to Post #1255
from the outside on mine.. I now what you meen
from the outside on mine.. I now what you meen
In reply to Post #1256
cheers many thanks all sorted now
cheers many thanks all sorted now
In reply to Post #1257
Hi, wondered if any one could help, I have fuel splurting out around the valve assembly, it's a brand new Genny so that's not blocked but it's coming out on the tap under pressure.
Hi, wondered if any one could help, I have fuel splurting out around the valve assembly, it's a brand new Genny so that's not blocked but it's coming out on the tap under pressure.
In reply to Post #1253
Jason street.. i had same issue.totally take stove apart. Drain fuel into clean bowl.. bet you have dirt and flakes in your fuel. Repeat cleaning out till perfectly clean. Took lot of shaking. Then clean the fuel pickup attached to the tap.worked for me.
Jason street.. i had same issue.totally take stove apart. Drain fuel into clean bowl.. bet you have dirt and flakes in your fuel. Repeat cleaning out till perfectly clean. Took lot of shaking. Then clean the fuel pickup attached to the tap.worked for me.
In reply to Post #1258
I have the same problem but was thinking is it the fuel in the generator leaking out when I turn the stove off
I have the same problem but was thinking is it the fuel in the generator leaking out when I turn the stove off
In reply to Post #1260
Hi lads had a closer look at my stove last nite it's my assembly valve that is passing anyany ideas on what I can do?
Hi lads had a closer look at my stove last nite it's my assembly valve that is passing anyany ideas on what I can do?
In reply to Post #1261
i managed to fix mine, i undid the retaining nut and pulled the red tap of the valve and on it was a couple of 'o' rings and one of them had split so the fuel must of been coming from there, i had some at work so just replaced the o ring with a new one wiped a bit of oil on it for lubrication then put it back in, i did put some ptfe tape on the retaining nut aswell for added sealent, pumped and fired it up and boom works fine again. however the 'o' ring i used, well im not sure how long it will last due to it being in contact with fuel.
i managed to fix mine, i undid the retaining nut and pulled the red tap of the valve and on it was a couple of 'o' rings and one of them had split so the fuel must of been coming from there, i had some at work so just replaced the o ring with a new one wiped a bit of oil on it for lubrication then put it back in, i did put some ptfe tape on the retaining nut aswell for added sealent, pumped and fired it up and boom works fine again. however the 'o' ring i used, well im not sure how long it will last due to it being in contact with fuel.
In reply to Post #1262
Thanks if I have time tonight I'll see if that'sthe problem
Thanks if I have time tonight I'll see if that'sthe problem
In reply to Post #1000
Fixed the genny in a very simple manner. The wire in the genny has a diameter of 0.3 mm. Get a foot of 0.4mm nichrome wire. It is both stiff enough and hard, and can easily remove any residue block within the genny. Insert it into the genny slowly using pliers several millimeters at a time until approximately 3/4'ths is inserted. Once or twice will do the trick. Good luck!
Fixed the genny in a very simple manner. The wire in the genny has a diameter of 0.3 mm. Get a foot of 0.4mm nichrome wire. It is both stiff enough and hard, and can easily remove any residue block within the genny. Insert it into the genny slowly using pliers several millimeters at a time until approximately 3/4'ths is inserted. Once or twice will do the trick. Good luck!
In reply to Post #1000
Great advice.
Great advice.