rangemaster
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
13 Oct 2015
@ 5:42pm
@ 5:42pm
In reply to Post #1271
Edit: I took mine apart today and couldn't see any obvious leaks so re constructed it and it seems to be ok now!
Edit: I took mine apart today and couldn't see any obvious leaks so re constructed it and it seems to be ok now!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
12 Oct 2015
@ 9:49pm
@ 9:49pm
In reply to Post #1270
Guys I recently purchased a Coleman 533 stove in America and upon returning I filled it up (might have put a little too much in) and pumped it up then lit it and it was perfect
Went fishing the next day and used it in the evening and again it was fine then the next morning went to make my breakfast so pumped it then it lit but was weak so pumped it up as your supposed to and it just slowly died and I found the fuel tank was covered in fuel.Just had a look at it a week later to determine the leak location so pumped it up and it held pressure fine no leaks then when opening the valve I could hear the fuel coming out somewhere beneath the top.The fuel is exiting the stove beneath the top where it's supposed to so it does not ignite at all it just seeps out any ideas what's wrong and how to fix it?before i tried finding the leak tonight I emptied half the fuel so it's no longer overfilled if it was.
Guys I recently purchased a Coleman 533 stove in America and upon returning I filled it up (might have put a little too much in) and pumped it up then lit it and it was perfect
Went fishing the next day and used it in the evening and again it was fine then the next morning went to make my breakfast so pumped it then it lit but was weak so pumped it up as your supposed to and it just slowly died and I found the fuel tank was covered in fuel.Just had a look at it a week later to determine the leak location so pumped it up and it held pressure fine no leaks then when opening the valve I could hear the fuel coming out somewhere beneath the top.The fuel is exiting the stove beneath the top where it's supposed to so it does not ignite at all it just seeps out any ideas what's wrong and how to fix it?before i tried finding the leak tonight I emptied half the fuel so it's no longer overfilled if it was.