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6. The stove does
not ignite even
though the fuel-air
mixture is ejected.
7. An unstable,
yellow flame occurs
after ignition.
Generator is clogged.
The atmospheric
temperature is too low
(below freezing).
A fuel other than white
gasoline is being used.
Fuel bottle is filled above
the Fill Level Line.
The Fuel bottle has not
been adequately
pressurized.
P-11 O-ring is worn or
damaged.
Fuel has accumulated due
to repeated attempts to
ignite the stove.
The light/cook lever is
not in the LIGHT
position.
If discharge of fuel-air mixture from the
burner cannot be ensured, a clogged
generator should be suspected. Replace with
a new jet.
In cold weather (temperatures below freezing)
preheat the stove by applying a small amount
of priming paste or gasoline close to the
burner and ignite the preheating material.
The use of fuel other than white gasoline will
impede burning. If a fuel other than white
gasoline has been used, completely drain the
Fuel bottle and the fuel hose. Refill the Fuel
bottle with white gasoline. If it becomes
necessary to use automobile gasoline, use
only for a short period.
The fuel level in the bottle exceeds the Fill
Level line. There is not enough fuel in the
Fuel bottle. Always fill the Fuel bottle to its
maximum capacity (to the Fill Level Line).
Fill the Fuel bottle to the Fill Level Line.
Confirm that the white gasoline is not
exceeding the Fill Level Line.
Pressurize the Fuel bottle by placing thumb
over the hole in the center of the pump
knob and pump approximately 50 times.
In cold weather (i.e., below freezing) gaskets
may shrink or contract resulting in reduced
pressure. Under such circumstances, pump
an additional 20-30 times for optimal
pressurization.
Replace all worn or damaged P-11 O-rings.
Extinguish the stove and remove excess fuel
from the bucket.
Turn the Light/cook lever to the LIGHT
position before lighting the stove.
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