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If your Coleman Stove burner won't light, several factors could be at play. First, the gas pressure might be low because the cylinder is empty; in this case, replace the cylinder. Second, there might be air in the gas line; allow up to one minute after connecting a propane bottle for the burner to light. Finally, if the igniter is wet, try lighting the stove with a match.
Why Coleman RoadTrip 9941-765 burner won't stay lit?
If the burner on your Coleman Stove won’t stay lit, it could be due to a buildup of dust or dirt around the burner. Clean the dirt and/or dust from around the burner.
Why is the flame on my Coleman Stove so low?
A low burner flame on your Coleman Stove can stem from a few causes. It could be due to low gas pressure, in which case you should replace the cylinder. If the outdoor temperature is below 40°F and the tank is less than 1/4 full, use a full cylinder. Also, check the burner and orifices for any blockage that might be restricting fuel flow, and ensure the control knob is in the full ON position.
What to do if Coleman RoadTrip 9941-765 Stove has improper flame?
An improper flame on your Coleman Stove, meaning it's not blue with a hint of yellow on the tips, suggests that the fuel flow is restricted. Inspect the burner, orifices, and venturi for any blockages such as bugs, dirt, or cobwebs.
Steps to take if you detect a gas smell, including not lighting the appliance.
Warning against storing flammable liquids near the appliance.
Danger of CO from appliance, need for ventilation.
Emphasizes outdoor use and no enclosed spaces.
Warnings against improper installation, alteration, or service.
General danger warning regarding hazards like fire, explosion, and carbon monoxide.
Details hazards related to propane storage, accumulation, and ignition sources.
Explains propane gas properties like invisibility, odor, flammability, and weight.
States California Proposition 65 warning regarding chemicals in propane.
Warns about burn hazards, not leaving unattended, and keeping away from children.
Advises on keeping connections clean, checking for leaks, and using approved parts.
Lists all components to be removed from the package for identification.
Instructions on unfolding the stand and extending the legs securely.
Guides on inserting side tables and securing the wire brace.
Placing the stove outdoors on a sturdy surface and securing it to the stand.
Confirms valve positions and prepares for cylinder attachment.
Instructions for attaching the propane cylinder to the regulator, emphasizing hand-tightening.
Outlines precautions and steps for checking connections for leaks using soapy water.
Advises on using the water pan and its benefits for cooking.
Details how to firmly attach the regulator to the stove's fuel tube.
Explains how to support the propane cylinder when using the stove on a tabletop or stand.
Emphasizes reading manual and completing assembly/leak checks before operation.
Instructions for lighting the stove, including lid position and igniter use.
Instructions for safely turning off the stove by closing burner valves.
Guides on removing and cleaning grill, griddle, and water pan.
Instructions on collapsing legs and preparing parts for storage.
Lists regular maintenance tasks like keeping surfaces clean and using correct cleaners.
Describes signs of airflow blockage and how to clear burner orifices.
Addresses issues like burner not lighting, staying lit, or low flame with solutions.
States that gas passage repairs must be done by authorized personnel.
Covers cylinder storage regulations and contact for repair service.
Lists part numbers for Lid and Handle Assemblies in different colors.
Identifies the Nonstick Cast Aluminum Griddle and Grill parts.
Identifies Burner Assemblies and Regulator Assembly.
Lists parts like Igniter, Control Knobs, Fascia Kit, and Stove Grate.
Lists the part number for the Side Table Assembly.
Identifies the Leg Assembly, Foot Assembly, and Foot Pad parts.
Describes the optional Nonstick Cast Aluminum Griddle and Grill.
Lists optional accessories like a High Pressure Hose, Adapter, and Carry Case.
Details the terms and conditions of the Coleman Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Explains the process for obtaining warranty service, including contact numbers and mailing instructions.
Provides contact details for warranty inquiries in the US and Canada.
General| Type | Portable Grill |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Cooking Area | 285 sq. in. |
| Burners | 2 |
| Total BTUs | 20, 000 |
| Weight | 45 lbs |
| Grate Material | Porcelain-coated cast iron |
| Ignition Type | Instastart™ push-button |
| BTU per Burner | 10, 000 |
