camp stove issues

I am still old school in the fact that I do most of my camp cooking on a coleman green propane 2 burner stove. The last couple times I used it, however, I noticed that it only burned on one setting... hellfire. I tried a new regulator and am having the same issue. Has anyone else dealt with this and know where I should start poking around to fix it? I hate to buy another as it has been a good stove.

Thanks in advance!

 

[massacre]

Sometimes spiders make webs in the manifold tubes, maybe try to blow them out with compressed air?

 

[BrooklynBay]

Maybe the control for the settings is bad since it only works on one setting. Do you have a link to this model with more information?

 

[Mbrooks420]

Is the flame red, or just larger than it needs to be? Is it propane or multi fuel?

 

[gmanpaint]

If nothing is clogged in the delivery tubes / air vents, it could be the regulator valve itself.

Find somebody who has a Coleman, and borrow theirs. Try it, see if it works or not.

 

[Four0Sport]

I've tried a new regulator and same issue. The flame control does not reduce the flame on the burners, both only work on high.

 

[gmanpaint]

Sorry, missed where you said you already did that.

There isn't much to these things, so your burners or your manifolds are next to check.

Or just buy a new or a known working used one. They are cheap these days.

A mountain series camp chef is a decent unit, with twice the btu, good flame control, and comes with a high altitude regulator for less than a hundo.

 

[BKennedy]

So the burners only work off and the full throttle? I think you have a clogged line or something interfering with the flow of propane.

I still use the same stove. They work great at any altitude. Kind of hard to see, but its on my fold-down table on the back side of my spare tire mount.