thank you for taking the time to make this video. I have a camp chef that has this style system. I was able to do exactly what you showed here and reassemble the stove But it didn't work. i probably need new nozzles i suppose. Reassembly isnt worth the effort to be honest. After the struggle iv experienced and as much as i love to fix things, i despise the way this was made. Very difficult to access and lineup the parts. At least on the camp chef ranier. Not worth the trouble. But your video was so helpful in helping me determine that my stove is junk. I will steer clear of purchasing anything with this setup in tje future. Cheers
If both burners have no gas have a look at the connection to the bottle some have a mesh screen or a jet. I bite the bullet a few years ago and bought a Partner Steel stove from the USA expensive but well made and easy to Service. As long as it doesn't get stolen I should be able to keep it going for decades
@@kisbushcraftdownunder Thank you for the input. No, there is no mesh screen or any way to open up that part of the gas lines. But I do appreciate you chiming in.
After looking closely at where the propane intake is, it needs a smaller valve stem. i was using the Coleman spout that I have. I'm convinced that that is definitely what is going on. It does not operate with a coleman spout. Makes sense
@@AdrianClement I had a look 👀 at your video that Coleman hose is a low pressure regulator I don’t know what the stove had from factory. I have seen similar problems here in Australia with regulators and hoses been fitted to high pressure stoves
@kisbushcraftdownunder i do believe that could be the problem here. This is a coleman spout. After close inspection, it does not work with this stove. I am trying to find the original. It may still be junk without it. Hey thanks for watching my video. And for your input. I think you are correct.
I spent a Christmas at Exmouth 45 degrees day time 35 degrees over night and howling wind constant for a week destroyed tents ,awning and sand everywhere not my happiest camping 🏕trip regards Mike
90% chance its the small jet at the valve after you remove the burner turn the valve on you should feel the gas coming out if not close the valve then remove the jet and try again if the gas flows you have got your culprit make sure you work in a well ventilated area regards Mike
That's great I just got back from a Easter camping trip I saved a fellow camper a 300 km trip for a replacement stove.His was blocked jets I got them clean enough to work by boiling them and a little air from my tyre compressor
on the 2 burner stove ... on the propane tank is there a regulator or is it a direct connect ( without the regulator ) , I have a (new ) adjustable regulator with reg opened wide , the burners on the stove are not getting the correct pressure , With this reg I can cover the air input holes with tape and punching a small hole in the tape seems to work better , with this type of camp stove connected to a 20 pound BBQ tank is a regulator required ???? or maybe the orfice partly stoped up ?
The high pressure stove doesn’t have a regulator only very small jets. In Australia stoves that have regulators come in two types low and high pressure rates colour coded blue or red . You can’t adjust the pressure only the volume of gas check you have the right components firstly. If the stove is burning 🔥 clean with a blue flames but only a low flame it’s probably a flow problem but if it’s yellow it’s a mixture problem
My Nomad is leaking at the connection where hose screws into the stove. It has a Schrader valve on the end. Any tips as to why it's leaking there? Cheers mate. Great video.
Are you sure it’s a valve some cookers have a jet inside the supply hose .I have seen valves on stoves with low pressure regulator but not on the high ones. But things change I would check it’s the right hose and the seals are the correct ones and good soapy water will help you pin point the leak
Thanks for the tips, My gas stove leaks at the connection from the stove to the brand new hose, is there a simple fix for this or has it seen its last days
Bill Miller hi Bill for reliable car camping I would look at Coleman the USA made ones in hammer tone green with a regulator for gas. Is you are not in a rush the alcohol dometic stoves are simple ultra reliable and cheap to run. A lot depends on how and where you want to use a stove if just boiling water or real cooking that needs flame control regards mike
Seen jets with metal filters, my jets were practically welded in , tested the old patience , near new aswell. Just found out gas jet cleaners exist too 0.2mm and up, they come in a kit
You would need a steady hand and good eyesight to wire clean them you can boil them in water to remove oily residue or carburettor cleaner.I have seen jets sealed with a white paste at the threads probably pipe sealant , makes them hard to get out regards Mike
get out the soapy water and see exactly where the leak is I have seen badly crimped hoses from new leak compare the old hose with the new one check its exactly the same some have a jet on the bottle and of the hose and some have a O ring on the stove end ,the hose is at cylinder pressure so everything needs to be perfect
Primus has good back up I looked online in Australia I found Bairnsdale Camping and Outdoors they had a page of Primus jets and they post Australia wide sales@bairnsdalecamping.com.au might be worth contacting them. Unless the jets have been damaged usually attacked with a pin a bath in boilings water usually fixes them or a soak with carburettor cleaner should have them working fine
No there are different jets depending on the size of the burners most good camping shops will carry them some stoves have spares fitted below the splash cover regards mike
This type had a fixed jet in the hose and very small gas jets in each burner it does make them vulnerable to dirt and dust stoves with gas pressure regulator have much bigger jets and the hose is operating at a much lower pressure regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder Ta mate, bought second hand camper trailer, Spinifex 2 burner, it didn't have regulator and was having heaps of trouble, fitted new regulator, now no gas to stove, have gas up to stove hose but nothing after. Maybe new stove, any recommendations?
@@rossschabe8109 I had a look online I only saw a blue two burner model it didn't have a regulator so it won't work at low pressure. Make sure you have the right hose and check if there is a jet on the cylinder end of the hose it's bigger than the burner ones.Some can be removed and cleaned if that good check the jets and air tube are clean spiders love getting into the air feed hole and make a web. what was the problem before you started?
@@kisbushcraftdownunder before I fitted the reg, hard to start with the ignition and flame fluctuating up and down and sometimes excessive gas, control knobs very finicky.
@@rossschabe8109 did the flame 🔥 look yellow and big it’s a sign the air hole is blocked it’s under the burner near the gas control knob. The unregulated stoves doesn’t have great heat control like a home stove but should work ok 👍🏻
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thank you for taking the time to make this video. I have a camp chef that has this style system.
I was able to do exactly what you showed here and reassemble the stove But it didn't work.
i probably need new nozzles i suppose. Reassembly isnt worth the effort to be honest. After the struggle iv experienced and as much as i love to fix things, i despise the way this was made. Very difficult to access and lineup the parts. At least on the camp chef ranier. Not worth the trouble. But your video was so helpful in helping me determine that my stove is junk. I will steer clear of purchasing anything with this setup in tje future. Cheers
If both burners have no gas have a look at the connection to the bottle some have a mesh screen or a jet. I bite the bullet a few years ago and bought a Partner Steel stove from the USA expensive but well made and easy to Service. As long as it doesn't get stolen I should be able to keep it going for decades
@@kisbushcraftdownunder Thank you for the input. No, there is no mesh screen or any way to open up that part of the gas lines. But I do appreciate you chiming in.
After looking closely at where the propane intake is, it needs a smaller valve stem. i was using the Coleman spout that I have. I'm convinced that that is definitely what is going on. It does not operate with a coleman spout. Makes sense
@@AdrianClement I had a look 👀 at your video that Coleman hose is a low pressure regulator I don’t know what the stove had from factory. I have seen similar problems here in Australia with regulators and hoses been fitted to high pressure stoves
@kisbushcraftdownunder i do believe that could be the problem here. This is a coleman spout. After close inspection, it does not work with this stove. I am trying to find the original. It may still be junk without it. Hey thanks for watching my video. And for your input. I think you are correct.
Bro this is a fantastic video for maintaining these burners ! Thanks for sharing
No problem 👍
Great video mate.
On the coast in WA the high pressure stoves are the only way to go owing to the windy conditions.
I spent a Christmas at Exmouth 45 degrees day time 35 degrees over night and howling wind constant for a week destroyed tents ,awning and sand everywhere not my happiest camping 🏕trip regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder
Yeah that sounds about right for the Pilbara/Gascoyne.
That was really helpful. Now I'll see if I can fix my stove. One burner doesnt run. Might be a blockage in the valve - I've looked at everything else!
90% chance its the small jet at the valve after you remove the burner turn the valve on you should feel the gas coming out if not close the valve then remove the jet and try again if the gas flows you have got your culprit make sure you work in a well ventilated area regards Mike
Thank you I’ve been looking how to fix mine for an hour until I found you!
Hope it helped regards Mike
just fixed my gasmate stove and saved me $60, thanks a lot
That's great I just got back from a Easter camping trip I saved a fellow camper a 300 km trip for a replacement stove.His was blocked jets I got them clean enough to work by boiling them and a little air from my tyre compressor
Thank you sir!! I'm on a property out woop woop, my burner died,. You saved me 😉 lucky I had spare jets...
Boiling jets in water sometimes fixes them its often a bit of oil that gets in the LPG that blocks them regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder thanks again Mike!!
on the 2 burner stove ... on the propane tank is there a regulator or is it a direct connect ( without the regulator ) , I have a (new ) adjustable regulator with reg opened wide , the burners on the stove are not getting the correct pressure , With this reg I can cover the air input holes with tape and punching a small hole in the tape seems to work better , with this type of camp stove connected to a 20 pound BBQ tank is a regulator required ???? or maybe the orfice partly stoped up ?
The high pressure stove doesn’t have a regulator only very small jets. In Australia stoves that have regulators come in two types low and high pressure rates colour coded blue or red . You can’t adjust the pressure only the volume of gas check you have the right components firstly. If the stove is burning 🔥 clean with a blue flames but only a low flame it’s probably a flow problem but if it’s yellow it’s a mixture problem
Bloody good job. Its as simple as unscrew stuff and give it a good clean!
Thanks to this video I do not have to buy a new camp stove
Its a good feeling when we can share information and skills so people can help themselves regards Mike
My Nomad is leaking at the connection where hose screws into the stove. It has a Schrader valve on the end. Any tips as to why it's leaking there? Cheers mate. Great video.
Are you sure it’s a valve some cookers have a jet inside the supply hose .I have seen valves on stoves with low pressure regulator but not on the high ones. But things change I would check it’s the right hose and the seals are the correct ones and good soapy water will help you pin point the leak
Thanks for the tips, My gas stove leaks at the connection from the stove to the brand new hose, is there a simple fix for this or has it seen its last days
It’s under high pressure at the hose side are you sure it’s clean and the internal o ring is in good order and it’s the right hose
@@kisbushcraftdownunder correct hose, I’ll
Check the internal ring
@@kisbushcraftdownunder the new hoses rubber seal inside the hose connection seems to be smaller than the origina one. I’ll try swap them
Great video. What stove would you recommend for a reliable camping cooker?
Bill Miller hi Bill for reliable car camping I would look at Coleman the USA made ones in hammer tone green with a regulator for gas.
Is you are not in a rush the alcohol dometic stoves are simple ultra reliable and cheap to run.
A lot depends on how and where you want to use a stove if just boiling water or real cooking that needs flame control regards mike
Seen jets with metal filters, my jets were practically welded in , tested the old patience , near new aswell. Just found out gas jet cleaners exist too 0.2mm and up, they come in a kit
You would need a steady hand and good eyesight to wire clean them you can boil them in water to remove oily residue or carburettor cleaner.I have seen jets sealed with a white paste at the threads probably pipe sealant , makes them hard to get out regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder i just ordered the cleaners but youre right i probably wasted my money
@@closertothetruth9209 Let me know how they go
i bought a brand new hose and it seems to be leaking at the connection to the stove, do you have any ideas? cheers
get out the soapy water and see exactly where the leak is I have seen badly crimped hoses from new leak compare the old hose with the new one check its exactly the same some have a jet on the bottle and of the hose and some have a O ring on the stove end ,the hose is at cylinder pressure so everything needs to be perfect
@@kisbushcraftdownunder it's coming out of the threads. I'm thinking the o ring isn't seating properly.
@@charlesbunting4343 Check its the same depth as the original hose and check the threads are clean
any chance you might have a supplier for jets? i have an older primus and the jets are trashed.
Primus has good back up I looked online in Australia I found Bairnsdale Camping and Outdoors they had a page of Primus jets and they post Australia wide sales@bairnsdalecamping.com.au might be worth contacting them. Unless the jets have been damaged usually attacked with a pin a bath in boilings water usually fixes them or a soak with carburettor cleaner should have them working fine
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Hope it helps
Where can i buy these jets? Are they all same?
No there are different jets depending on the size of the burners most good camping shops will carry them some stoves have spares fitted below the splash cover regards mike
Do you need a regulator on the gas bottle
This type had a fixed jet in the hose and very small gas jets in each burner it does make them vulnerable to dirt and dust stoves with gas pressure regulator have much bigger jets and the hose is operating at a much lower pressure regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder Ta mate, bought second hand camper trailer, Spinifex 2 burner, it didn't have regulator and was having heaps of trouble, fitted new regulator, now no gas to stove, have gas up to stove hose but nothing after. Maybe new stove, any recommendations?
@@rossschabe8109 I had a look online I only saw a blue two burner model it didn't have a regulator so it won't work at low pressure. Make sure you have the right hose and check if there is a jet on the cylinder end of the hose it's bigger than the burner ones.Some can be removed and cleaned if that good check the jets and air tube are clean spiders love getting into the air feed hole and make a web. what was the problem before you started?
@@kisbushcraftdownunder before I fitted the reg, hard to start with the ignition and flame fluctuating up and down and sometimes excessive gas, control knobs very finicky.
@@rossschabe8109 did the flame 🔥 look yellow and big it’s a sign the air hole is blocked it’s under the burner near the gas control knob. The unregulated stoves doesn’t have great heat control like a home stove but should work ok 👍🏻
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