How to fix low heat on a Coleman Dual Fuel?
If your Coleman Stove is producing low heat, the generator tip might be clogged. Try moving the LIGHTING LEVER up and down several times to clean it. Also, make sure you are using only fresh and clean fuel.
What to do if the Coleman Stove pump does not pressurize?
If the pump on your Coleman liquid fuel canister isn't building pressure, the pump seals might be dry or worn. Try squirting a few drops of oil into the OIL HOLE in the pump cap. If that doesn't solve the problem, you might need to replace the pump seals or get a new pump assembly.
How to fix intermittent yellow flame on Coleman Dual Fuel?
If your Coleman Stove shows an intermittent yellow flame after using it for a while on a low heat setting, adjust the flame to a slightly higher level using the FUEL VALVE.
What causes a persistent small yellow flame on a Coleman Dual Fuel Stove?
If your Coleman Stove has a persistent small yellow flame, the generator might be faulty and needs replacement.
Why does my Coleman Stove have a yellow smokey flame?
If the Coleman Stove burner produces a yellow, smokey flame, it might be due to obstructions like spider webs or insects in the burner and air tube. Remove the burner to inspect and clean these components.
Appliance produces odorless carbon monoxide. Use only in well-ventilated areas to avoid death.
Product can be a source of ignition. Never use in spaces with combustibles. Maintain clearances.
Stove produces CO. Symptoms include flu-like effects. Get fresh air if symptoms appear.
Procedures for safely filling the fuel tank outdoors, closing valves and pump knob.
Instructions on how to check for fuel leaks using visual, auditory, or olfactory methods.
Instructions for lighting standard and electronic ignition stoves, with safety warnings.
Addresses issues like burner not lighting, low heat, yellow flame, and pump problems with solutions.
General| Burners | 2 |
|---|---|
| Wind Protection | WindBlock panels |
| Ignition | Match light |
| Weight | 11.8 lbs |
| Material | Steel |
| Fuel Type | Unleaded gasoline or Coleman Liquid Fuel |
| Burn Time | Up to 2 hours on high |
| BTU | 14, 000 total BTUs |
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