Coleman Exponent Multi-Fuel M550B725 Instruction Manual
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To set up the stove, first assemble it by unfolding the legs and attaching the fuel bottle. Ensure all parts are securely connected. Fill the fuel bottle with the appropriate fuel, connect it to the stove, and pressurize by pumping 20-30 times. Light the stove by opening the control valve and igniting the fuel.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the burner and fuel lines, checking seals for wear, and lubricating the pump cup. After each use, ensure that all parts are dry and stored properly to prevent corrosion. Replace any damaged parts immediately.
If the stove doesn't ignite, check the fuel bottle for sufficient fuel and proper pressurization. Ensure the control valve is open and the fuel line is clear. Inspect the burner for clogs and clean if necessary. If issues persist, check the pump for proper operation and replace any faulty parts.
Yes, the stove is designed to use multiple fuels including white gas, kerosene, and unleaded gasoline. Always refer to the user manual for specific instructions on switching fuels and ensure the stove is properly cleaned to avoid contamination.
A yellow flame indicates incomplete combustion. Check the fuel quality and ensure it is clean and appropriate for the stove. Clean the burner and fuel lines to remove any obstructions. Adjust the air intake to improve oxygen flow.
Ensure the stove is cool and free of residual fuel. Disassemble and pack components securely in a carry case. Store the fuel bottle separately and ensure it is tightly sealed. Avoid transporting the stove with pressurized fuel.
Disassemble the stove to access the jet and generator. Use a needle or cleaning tool to clear any blockages from the jet. Soak the generator in a solvent if necessary to remove carbon build-up. Reassemble carefully after cleaning.
At high altitudes, the stove may require more frequent pumping to maintain pressure. Monitor the flame for stability and adjust the fuel-air mixture as needed. Be aware of increased boiling times due to lower atmospheric pressure.
Inspect all connections for tightness and look for wet spots or fuel odor. Use soapy water to check for bubbles at connections which indicate leaks. Tighten fittings or replace worn seals and O-rings. Test the system before use.
Clean the stove thoroughly and remove all fuel. Dry all components to prevent corrosion. Store the stove in a cool, dry place, and ensure all parts are packed securely. Periodically check stored equipment for signs of damage or wear.