Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 Lightweight 400B701C Instruction Manual

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Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 Lightweight Stove 400B701C Specification

The Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 Lightweight Stove 400B701C is a compact and efficient portable cooking solution designed for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize weight and space conservation without compromising performance. This stove operates on liquid fuel, specifically Coleman Fuel or unleaded gasoline, providing versatility and convenience for users in various environments. It features a single burner with a precise control valve that allows for adjustable flame settings, facilitating tasks from simmering to boiling with ease.

Constructed with durable materials, the Feather 400 is engineered to withstand the rigors of outdoor use. The design includes a wind baffle system to protect the flame in breezy conditions, ensuring consistent performance. Its integrated fuel tank reduces the need for external fuel canisters, contributing to its lightweight profile. The stove is equipped with a sturdy base that offers stability on uneven surfaces, a crucial factor for safe operation in the backcountry.

The Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 is known for its quick setup and easy maintenance, featuring components that can be readily disassembled for cleaning and repair. The stove's compact design makes it highly portable, fitting easily into a backpack or camping gear. It's an ideal choice for solo hikers or small groups, providing reliable cooking functionality for extended outdoor adventures. The combination of its efficient fuel usage, robust design, and portability makes it a trusted companion for camping, hiking, and backpacking trips.

Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 Lightweight Stove 400B701C F.A.Q.

How do I properly ignite the Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 stove?

To ignite the stove, first ensure that the fuel valve is closed. Pump the fuel tank 20-30 times, then open the fuel valve slightly while holding a lit match near the burner. The stove should ignite; adjust the valve to control the flame.

What should I do if the stove does not maintain a steady flame?

If the flame is not steady, check if the fuel tank is pressurized adequately by pumping it more. Also, ensure that the fuel used is clean and that the generator tube is not clogged.

How can I clean the generator tube of the Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 stove?

To clean the generator tube, remove it from the stove and use a wire brush or soft cloth to wipe away any carbon deposits. If necessary, soak it in a solvent to remove stubborn residue.

What type of fuel is recommended for the Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 stove?

Coleman recommends using white gas, also known as Coleman Fuel, for optimal performance. It burns cleaner and reduces the chances of clogging the generator.

How can I safely store the stove when not in use?

Ensure the stove is completely cool and all parts are dry before storage. Store it in a cool, dry place, and remove the fuel tank if possible to prevent leakage or pressure build-up.

What should I do if there is a fuel leak detected in the stove?

Immediately turn off the stove and move it away from any flames or heat sources. Check all fittings and seals for damage and tighten them if necessary. Replace any damaged parts before using the stove again.

How often should I perform maintenance on my Coleman Peak-1 Feather 400 stove?

Regular maintenance should be performed annually or after every major trip. This includes cleaning the generator tube, checking seals, and ensuring the pump is functioning properly.

Can the stove be used in windy conditions?

The stove can be used in windy conditions, but it is recommended to use a windscreen to protect the flame and ensure efficient cooking.

Why is my stove producing a yellow flame instead of a blue one?

A yellow flame can indicate incomplete combustion due to a dirty generator or low pressure in the fuel tank. Clean the generator and ensure the tank is properly pressurized.

What are the steps to troubleshoot a stove that won't light?

Ensure there is enough fuel in the tank and that it is pressurized. Check the generator tube for clogs and clean it if necessary. Make sure the fuel valve is functioning properly and not stuck.