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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.
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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.
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In reply to Post #1256
cheers many thanks all sorted now 
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In reply to Post #1255
from the outside on mine.. I now what you meen 
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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 
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In reply to Post #1000
Need to give mine a service best stove I've had
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when i light my stove it runs for about 5 seconds then just dies away does anyone know what is causing this ?
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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
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In reply to Post #1249
anyone know wheres the cheapest place for a new generator? go outdoors site says 9.99 but the nearest one is in Portsmouth 225m from me and they wont post.
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Will they allow you to ship on of these stove's overseas?
Edit: A new one never been used.
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In reply to Post #1000
thanks great read that my stove now works again 
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In reply to Post #1000
very good thread thanks
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Inside the pump there is a small rubber seal, check that this has not split or perished, also if it has dried lube it up with something oil based. They used to have leather washers in which were much better as the rubber is very thin and breaks easily. Mine kept getting caught and not sitting flush until I had a mess about with it and got it working. I ended up using a bit of butter to lubricate it and it was fine from then on.
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In reply to Post #1244
Same as cheers Phil, think it,s to do with the one way valve at the bottom of plunger, becoming two way possibly, have another attack tomo.
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