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24-11-2006, 11:31 PM
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Coleman roadtrip LXE regulator freezing
I just bought a Coleman Roadtrip LXE. After operating for a few
minutes the regulator frosts and then the burners operate eratically. Lifting the tank to a horizontal position seems to stabilize it. 
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25-11-2006, 08:33 PM
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Coleman roadtrip LXE regulator freezing
Sounds like an issue to take up with Coleman.
Bob ============================ In article .com, says... I just bought a Coleman Roadtrip LXE. After operating for a few minutes the regulator frosts and then the burners operate eratically. Lifting the tank to a horizontal position seems to stabilize it.
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26-11-2006, 02:34 AM
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Coleman roadtrip LXE regulator freezing
yetanotherBob wrote:
Sounds like an issue to take up with Coleman. Bob ============================ watts.abundant says... I just bought a Coleman Roadtrip LXE. After operating for a few minutes the regulator frosts and then the burners operate eratically. Lifting the tank to a horizontal position seems to stabilize it. Tank could be overfilled and not leaving enough room for vaporization. Coleman has a help number, I'd call there. -- DougW
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26-11-2006, 03:40 AM
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Coleman roadtrip LXE regulator freezing
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oups.com... I just bought a Coleman Roadtrip LXE. After operating for a few minutes the regulator frosts and then the burners operate eratically. Lifting the tank to a horizontal position seems to stabilize it. Good news. If it don't work put your lips on it and blow man. Blow wind. Blow like a mother.
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