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8. The windscreen
does not become
red at maximum
heat output. The
flame control does
not adjust smoothly.
9. Fuel leak near the
main valve knob.
10. Fuel leak near
the Light/cook
lever.
11. Fuel leak near
the fuel hose
connector.
12. Fuel leak near
the spindle.
The main valve knob is
not completely open
(turned fully
counterclockwise ).
The flame control is
not completely open
(turned fully
counterclockwise ).
The inside pressure of the
Fuel bottle is not
optimized.
The needle is dirty.
The jet is clogged.
The burner head
is clogged.
End cap is loose.
End cap is loose.
Connector is not firmly
tightened.
S-3 O-ring is worn or
damaged.
Spindle nut is not firmly
tightened.
Carbon gasket is worn or
damaged.
Completely open the flame control and
the main valve knob by turning fully
counterclockwise . Pump 20 to 30 times
to re-pressurize the Fuel bottle.
If the needle is dirty, remove it using the
supplied scotch pad. Clean the clogged jet
with the needle. Be careful not to damage the
needle while cleaning the jet.
Check for debris such as the residue of
boiled-over liquids. Use a cleaning tool such
as a wire brush to remove them.
If the end cap is loose, tighten it firmly.
Replace worn or damaged P-5 O-rings.
If the end cap is loose, tighten it firmly. If the
fuel leak cannot be stopped, return the stove
to the place of purchase or to Snow Peak for
repair. NEVER disassemble the Light/cook
lever unit.
Securely tighten the connector by
turning it fully clockwise and replace the
S-3 O-ring if it is worn or damaged.
Observe the leak while gradually turning the
spindle nut clockwise to tighten it.
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