Bulin T4 stove service.
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Bulin T4 stove service.
My stove was being a bit temperamental, turn up the gas but flame wouldn't increase so something was blocked...
I took it apart on the bank, removed the wire inside the pre-heat tube and it was covered in carbon. Gave it a bit of a scrape and reassembled but that didn't sort it.
I stripped it down further and removed the jet, gave it a good poke with a straight pointed hook, and gave the back part of the jet a scrape. This back part looks like a filter to catch carbon.
Reassembled and it was great.
I decided to do a better job when I got home, so repeated the process, but also gave the jet a good soak in acetone, and also wire brushed the pre-heat wire after a wet with acetone.
To soak the jet I put some acetone (carb cleaner would be ideal) in a small container and gave it a shake a few times and left it for an hour. Reshake and remove. The plastic container I used maybe wasn't ideal as there could be some reaction with the acetone, so maybe try a small glass container.
Follow the pictures...
Remove bottom nut, unscrew burner by hand, unscrew jet, unscrew cap (dont loose the small washer) where flexi pipe joins pre-heat tube, remove wire with pliers.
Clean as above.
Reassemble, taking care to feed wire and use long nosed pliers to push in the last few cms a bit at a time.
Brand new stove 🤓
Have a look on my fb blog page, pics and description.
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Bulin T4 stove service.
My stove was being a bit temperamental, turn up the gas but flame wouldn't increase so something was blocked...
I took it apart on the bank, removed the wire inside the pre-heat tube and it was covered in carbon. Gave it a bit of a scrape and reassembled but that didn't sort it.
I stripped it down further and removed the jet, gave it a good poke with a straight pointed hook, and gave the back part of the jet a scrape. This back part looks like a filter to catch carbon.
Reassembled and it was great.
I decided to do a better job when I got home, so repeated the process, but also gave the jet a good soak in acetone, and also wire brushed the pre-heat wire after a wet with acetone.
To soak the jet I put some acetone (carb cleaner would be ideal) in a small container and gave it a shake a few times and left it for an hour. Reshake and remove. The plastic container I used maybe wasn't ideal as there could be some reaction with the acetone, so maybe try a small glass container.
Follow the pictures...
Remove bottom nut, unscrew burner by hand, unscrew jet, unscrew cap (dont loose the small washer) where flexi pipe joins pre-heat tube, remove wire with pliers.
Clean as above.
Reassemble, taking care to feed wire and use long nosed pliers to push in the last few cms a bit at a time.
Brand new stove 🤓
In reply to Post #1
Great , thanks.
Great , thanks.
That should help a few folk, good work 
In reply to Post #1
Great post!
Great post!