There is the leak at the nozzle, end of the generator where the nozzle connected with manifold. a leak all day
503158
something wrong there, i would send the entire unit back to coleman for repair. they are very good about this sort of thing. hope this helps.
503159
I had the same problem. I called Coleman customer service, and they sent me a replacement generator assembly for free. It took me 15 min. To install, but the new one works fine so far.
503160
I have not used my stove yet, I have to say. Good to hear Colman will replace the part(s).. A heads up for me, to try mine before I really need it!
417875
I have never run it all day. Usually in the evenings when i get home and maybe 3-4 hours if needed. The tank lasts several weeks on low-med. but make sure you turn the propane tank OFF when your not using it. I have 2 units and the one leaks ever so slightly at the connection. So i just turn it off. I am going to see if i can get a new hose connection for it cause it shouldn't be like that.
1958175
It may be possible the nozzle has blockage or it may be the cap is not tightened correctly. It may also be a washer is missing, it's hard to see. I had a problem with the sprayer dripping when I wanted to drain the sprayer into the canister. The problem was I didn't relieve the pressure by removing the canister before squeezing the trigger. That was the only problem I had. I can't give you a more technical assessment, if you are like me, I tend to peruse the instructions, so did have to go back and read them carefully. I'm sure you've thought of most of these things but good luck. I liked It may be possible the nozzle has blockage or it may be the cap is not tightened correctly. It may also be a washer is missing, it's hard to see. I had a problem with the sprayer dripping when I wanted to drain the sprayer into the canister. The problem was I didn't relieve the pressure by removing the canister before squeezing the trigger. That was the only problem I had. I can't give you a more technical assessment, if you are like me, I tend to peruse the instructions, so did have to go back and read them carefully. I'm sure you've thought of most of these things but good luck. I liked
2213693
Likely it is due to an obstruction in the generator that supplies the power. Low water pressure could also be culprit! You should be able to hear the generators slight "whirl" sound. Care needs to be taken when removing from the water supply so that removal of the stainless coupler is seperated from the feed pipe and not the head. If you removed the restrictor that too could cause a burnout of the LED's
2254893
I had both cases were on occasions the generator tank was almost over filled and on other occasions just under the cap ...I think it is better not to over fill it ...
674581
A faulty sensor or a small hole in the diaphragm, sorry not much help. You almost would need to out a pressure gauge on the line to see if it is true pressure drop triggering the cycle or a bleed in the system back through the pump. Crud or a hole interfearing with the actual pump assembly (not the motor). Aren't these things fun!
1569577
Replace the entire unit; at least, that's what the folks at InSinkErator told me. The unit I had did not feature a replaceable connection at the top which is where it leaked.....
1777971
If you have the water discharge connect to a external pipe, then the connection was loose. This will be the best guess from me.
987193
I'm willing to bet you have a leak somewhere. If not then I would say it's a bad pump.
1361945
After A big storm went thru our area, I used the unit for 10 days. Guess it would depend on how many items you hook to the generator. I hooked up, a lamp, a CPU,a TV, and a pellet stove. Even though I used the unit for 10 days, I stayed busy, adding gas, (normal) and oil. After about 2 hours of running time, the unit started blowing oil out thru the air filter, and after that, oil started leaking from beneath the engine. (Reading other reviews, several customers had the exact same problems.)In the small print of the sales info., It listed, "NO RETURNS". Try buying in your local area, and if you have any problems, you can return to the place of purchase. I hopethis information will help you. After A big storm went thru our area, I used the unit for 10 days. Guess it would depend on how many items you hook to the generator. I hooked up, a lamp, a CPU,a TV, and a pellet stove. Even though I used the unit for 10 days, I stayed busy, adding gas, (normal) and oil. After about 2 hours of running time, the unit started blowing oil out thru the air filter, and after that, oil started leaking from beneath the engine. (Reading other reviews, several customers had the exact same problems.)In the small print of the sales info., It listed, "NO RETURNS". Try buying in... » Read More After A big storm went thru our area, I used the unit for 10 days. Guess it would depend on how many items you hook to the generator. I hooked up, a lamp, a CPU,a TV, and a pellet stove. Even though I used the unit for 10 days, I stayed busy, adding gas, (normal) and oil. After about 2 hours of running time, the unit started blowing oil out thru the air filter, and after that, oil started leaking from beneath the engine. (Reading other reviews, several customers had the exact same problems.)In the small print of the sales info., It listed, "NO RETURNS". Try buying in your local area, and if you have any problems, you can return to the place of purchase. I hopethis information will help you. « Show Less
1576872
I suggest removing the plug and reinstalling the plug. We haven't had any issues with leaking.
368989
Looks like you ran out of room before you completed your question. It is difficult to say without seeing it. The flapper could be leaking, the top of the Fluidmaster could be leaking, a sand particle could be in the Fluidmaster and may need flushing and/or replacing, or the water level adjustment could be wrong and the water is running out of the overflow.
1528901
In mine, the rubber washer was not fully inside the female end, and water came out there, but the fix was easy. That is the usual place for leaks - at the connection points.
2196216
Did you notice a rubber washer? It sounds like the washer may have not been seated properly so water leaked in it.
1944857
I have 2 of these and no leak issues with either. Where is it leaking? If you are sure it's a seal issue, return and get a new one.
2147839
There should be no leaks. Be sure you have sealed the fittings with a good Teflon pipe joint sealer. If you still hear a leak, you may have a defective regulator.
171045
NO, but the manifold holds a large amount of gas, I suggest shutting valve and using gas in line.