If you can't find fuel in an outdoor store, try a gas station or hardware store. For translations and general availability of fuels around the world see the chart at the bottom of this blog post. Only clean the inside of the Cool Fuel valve if you have less than 1. There are several reasons your stove may have a weak flame. The most common one is that the jet and fuel line are clogged from use or from old degraded fuel.
First, try cleaning your jet. Shaker Jet stove owners simply shake your stove vigorously up and down. Non-Shaker Jet owners use the jet cleaning wire that was provided with your stove to poke out any debris that may be blocking the passage of fuel. If that does not resolve the problem, you will need to clean the fuel line. It may also be that the fuel you are using is old. Over time, white gas degrades.
The type and quality of fuel, and its exposure to air and heat will affect how fast this degradation happens. Old fuel will clog fuel lines and should be avoided.
In general, cables become stuck due to a lack of Fuel Line cleaning and maintenance. Diminished stove performance also results from lack of maintenance. Therefore, it is important to perform routine maintenance on your stove. Stuck cables can be removed by performing the following procedure: First, begin by familiarizing yourself with different parts of the Fuel Line, which are described in your stove instructions. Following the stove instructions, remove the Fuel Line from the Burner Assembly.
Note: The DragonFly stove does not have a cable. Note: Orienting the Fuel Line vertically will facilitate better flow of lubricant into the Fuel Line. Let the Fuel Line soak for a short time; after which, refer to your stove instructions for Cleaning the Jet and Fuel Line. Pliers may have to be used to remove a cable that cannot be pulled out with the Jet and Cable Tool, regardless of using a lubricant. If pliers are used, grip the weld at the tip of the cable only. Do not grip the cable itself as this might result in fraying.
A frayed cable can damage the Fuel Tube O-ring when connecting the stove with the pump; damaged O-rings can result in a dangerous fuel leaks, fire and personal injury. See Stove Instruction Manual. Stuck Jets can be removed by performing the following procedure: First, begin by familiarizing yourself with the Mixer Tube and different parts of the Fuel Line, these are described in your stove instructions. Then, orient the Fuel Line so that the Jet is also facing up.
Note: This configuration provides support for the Fuel Line so that it does not bend while the stuck Jet is being unscrewed. You will see some steam as the remaining liquid vaporizes.
The burner may not glow completely red until all water is gone, but there should be no further complications. Always completely dry the Reactor stove before storing. MSR has not evaluated every product but out of caution, we include the warning. The label simply indicates that the product contains the chemical and because of that, there is a potential for exposure to it. For example, some MSR stoves contain brass. Exposure to brass is not itself harmful.
However lead is a component of brass and should the brass be disrupted, a user could potentially come in contact with the lead. The Prop 65 list contains a wide range of naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals that are known to California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. They may be additives or ingredients in pesticides, common household products, food, drugs, dyes or solvents.
They may be used in manufacturing and construction, or be the byproducts of chemical processes. Proposition 65 requires that the Governor of California maintain and publish a list of these harmful chemicals, and update it annually. A chemical is listed if it has been classified as a reproductive toxicant or carcinogen by an "authoritative" organization on the subject. The U. Environmental Protection Agency, U. For reproductive toxicants, appropriate authorities include the U.
Chemicals will also be listed if they are required to be labeled or identified as a carcinogen or as a reproductive toxicant by an agency of the state or federal government. If your MSR gear is in need of repair, our technicians will work to find you a solution as quickly as possible. A majority of the time, MSR products can be repaired. Please contact our team to get started. Popular Searches. Availability: Select Styles for Availability. Add to Cart Notify me.
These fuel bottles are designed specifically to accept the threads on MSR fuel pumps and to easily handle the pressurization you need to efficiently operate our liquid fuel stoves. Tech Specs. FAQs and Documents. Compatibility Every WindBurner pot is compatible with the new remote-canister stove.
Therefore, the remote-canister stove is compatible with: Personal Pot 1. It depends on your cooking preferences. Are camping fuel canisters refillable? All WindBurner pots feature a heat exchanger on the bottom. Together, the heat exchanger and radiant burner create a windproof, highly efficient system for backcountry cooking. Are there videos showing stove use and maintenance? We currently have these videos available demonstrating use and maintenance for our liquid-fuel stoves.
Can I send in my stove to be serviced? Our Product Service Department can perform services for a modest price. You can contact them Monday through Friday from 8 a. PST at How do I get parts for a discontinued stove? Our in-house repair facility stocks a wide variety of parts for current and older model stoves. You can contact the product service center Monday through Friday from 8 a.
Where do I get fuels in foreign countries and what other types of fuel can I use? What pumps are compatible with what stoves? For best results allow fuel line to completely dry out on the inside. Assemble the wire handle from the Flame Adjuster onto the DragonFly cleaning tool.
Insert DragonFly cleaning tool into flame adjuster tube and rotate clockwise while applying firm, but not excessive, force. After 20 turns remove the DragonFly cleaning tool. Shake out debris by tapping fuel line on clean hard surface and allowing deposits to fall out of fuel line through Flame Adjuster port.
Reassemble Flame Adjuster and count the number of full revolutions, If less than 1. After cleaning is done install Flame Adjuster and flush out the fuel line. Flushing is required any time valve cleaning has been performed. Do not include windscreen or Heat Reflector.
Fitting this around your stove reduces boil times and improves performance in both calm and gusty conditions. Wait another 5 minutes for the stove to cool down before touching it. Check out our Stove Maintenance Playlist for more videos. Skip to content. Important Safety Tips: Before you can run your stove each time, you must assemble the stove, pump, and fuel bottle, then check to ensure there are no leaks.
Check that there is no fuel on the bottle, pump, fuel line or burner. Leaking or spilled fuel can ignite easily and possibly burn you. Never disconnect the fuel line from the pump while the stove is lit. Position the bottle so it is as far away from the stove as possible. Keep combustibles four feet away from all sides.
Before the stove can operate it is necessary to preheat or prime the stove. This process heats the generator loop and converts the liquid fuel to a gas for efficient burning. Fill your MSR fuel bottle to the fill line, with the appropriate fuel for your stove model. All models of MSR liquid fuel stoves can accept white gas, however, some models can accept several other fuel types too.
After filling the fuel bottle, insert the pump and tighten it firmly. Close the pump control valve. To set up your stove: Unfold the leg supports so the stove is stable and balanced. To connect the stove to the pump: Completely insert the brass end of the fuel line into the pump and secure it in place with the latch arm. To pressurize the bottle, pump 20 to 30 strokes, or until the plunger offers firm resistance. To ignite the stove: Place your MSR stove on the heat reflector.
This is included as an accessory with your stove. Turn on the pump control valve slightly, allowing half a spoonful of fuel to pass through the jet and into the priming cup, then close the valve. If you have a Dragonfly stove, turn the pump control valve on fully, then turn the flame adjuster valve to allow half a spoonful of fuel to pass through the jet, then close the flame adjuster valve.
With your face and body back from the stove, reach out and ignite the stove.
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