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Now, when the cup on the pump is re-inserted into the pump barrel, make sure the outside edged are not creased or deformed. Otherwise, it will roll away from walls of the barrel and no compression will build. If the compression cups are damaged or malformed they need to be replaced. When in use the pump plunger assembly must be turned at least one complete full turn, counter-clockwise, before pressurizing the lantern or camp stove. The air stem must be partially unscrewed from the check valve at the base of the pump barrel before any air will pass into the tank. If the pump plunger only opens a ¼ of a turn this is not enough of an opening to allow air passage inside the fuel tank. To correct this issue push the plunger down inside the tank. Next, using a pair of pliers on the outside machined edge of the silver end cap the thumb is placed over, twist the complete plunger assembly to the left. This will free the air stem located in the check assembly and air will now fully flow when pumped into the fuel tank.

Here is a test for leaks in areas that can cause compression and pressure issues. Make a soapy water solution (1 teaspoon of dish soap to ½ c. of water). Pressurize the fuel tank as normal.  Then, drizzle or daub the solution around and over the fuel filler cap and over the thumb hole on the end of the pump plunger (make sure it is in the closed position). Another area to test is where the actual brass control valve is screwed into the fuel tank, if this seal is broken air will escape as well. On the camp stoves, daub the soapy solution around where the actual brass valve body screws into the top of the fuel tank. On the lanterns this connection is located under the enclosed metal band the control knob protrudes through. To access the valve area, the complete burner and/or frame assembly will need to be removed from the lantern to reveal the actual control valve. Compression and Pressure Issues caused from long term storage: If a liquid or dual fueled stove or lantern are stored for long periods of time with fuel in the tank a coating of lacquer can build up on the fuel valve system.

Sometimes this can be removed by pouring out the old fuel inside the tank, then filling it about halfway with denatured alcohol, (do not use rubbing alcohol as it has water in it, and DO NOT pump up the tank or open the fuel valve while the alcohol is in the tank. This process is for cleaning purposes in the tank only). Let the appliance sit for 24 hours then shake the tank vigorously and pour out the used alcohol into a container for proper disposal. Next, rinse the tank with a one cup of clean Coleman Fuel to remove any residual debris left behind. Pour this used fuel into a container for proper disposal as well. Fill the tank with fresh fuel and try lighting unit again. If the unit will not light the fuel pick up tube on the actual fuel valve assembly is blocked and needs to be replaced. We suggest that if you are storing your appliance for more than two weeks, pour as much fuel as possible from the tank back into the fuel can. Emptying most of the fuel from the tank through the filler hole is usually sufficient .

This will help reduce the build-up of lacquer. In order to totally empty the fuel tank, you will need to run the lantern or stove until the tank is empty and burned dry. Then, pump up the tank and store under pressure. This will help to keep the fuel lines clear. Repair solutions for these particular issues: Check Valve: If bubbles form at the end of the pump assembly on the thumb hole after it is closed to the off position, the check and valve assembly needs to be replaced. Filler Cap: If bubbles form around the around the fuel filler cap or around the center screw (used in the very old two piece filler caps) the complete filler cap needs to be replaced. Control Valve: If bubbles form in this area the valve needs to be removed counter clockwise from the fuel tank and resealed using a thread sealer called Perma-Tex #2 ( obtained from an auto parts store). When the valve has been re- installed into the fuel tank, allow to dry overnight and recheck for leaks. Compression pump cups: Damaged (chipped or torn edges) or malformed, they need to be replaced.