Top 20 Coleman 10' X 10' Sundome Tent 9160K101 Questions & Answers

My Coleman has the same problem. I can crank the top up but it will not hold in place.

I just leave the crank handle in place after raising the top and secure the handle to the bumper with a bungee cord. It's jury rigged but it works great.

go to the Coleman web page and down load a user manual for that model or simply talk to a Coleman tech representative to get the info

there is something in the jets or the piping to the mantels, you my find spider webing there, if you did no cap the port where the tank goes some small friends might have wanted to go camping with you.

Tough without pictures but this may be a model that has a spring base the lens is on. Try pushing down. If you post a picture I am sure I can help you out.

The first things to consider when you are buying a tent are size and budget. Figure out how much you have to spend and then try and get the best quality tent you can for that amount.

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The first things to consider when you are buying a tent are size and budget. Figure out how much you have to spend and then try and get the best quality tent you can for that amount.

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Hi well what you need to do is cut a piece of the cable off, and go to a place that stocks and sells nylon cordage, then simply obtain a length that will do the job, then once that's in hand, simply remove all the old cord, and replace with the new one, just reverse whatever you do when you remove the old stuff. It's basically just a bit of rope?

On the link below is all the coleman tents. Please look and find your tent for the manual.

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/manuals/manuals_resp.asp?category_id=2200


If it is a traler please go to this link to find your manual.

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Thanks for using fixya...

Download manual from the below link



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Hope it helps..

Usual problems are:-
No gas from supply cylinder.
Safety bypass not allowing start up gas flow.
Piezo lighter not sparking.
Another possibility, strange as it mat sound, is the burner being blocked by mud-wasps; difficult to believe, easy to rectify.

I find this tips about how to Use Coleman Smokers
1.- Soak the wood chips. The first thing that must be done before you start cooking with smoke at all is the soaking of the wood chips. If you are camping, the best idea is to soak your wood chips before you leave, then pack them in plastic food containers with a small amount of water to keep them moist. Before you pack them, let them soak overnight in a bucket of water.
2.- Insert the wood chips. Take off the top part of your Coleman smoker. Underneath you will find the area where the propane flame will be. On top of that, there should be a small metal container that either resembles a grill top, or a metal basket with holes (depending on which model you have). Place your wood chips inside this metal holder.
3.- Ignite the propane fire. After safely connecting the portable propane tank to the Coleman smoker, turn the propane valve on to release the gas. Ignite the propane in your smoker with a match, being sure to extinguish the match in water when you have finished lighting it. Replace the top of the smoker and secure in place before continuing.
4.- Cook the meat. On top of the smoker, there will be a grill top. Place the meat onto the grill top, making sure there is room for the smoke to get to all the pieces. Put the lid on top of the smoker and let the meat cook for five or six hours. Afterward, be sure to fully extinguish the propane fire, making sure that the gas valve has been shut off completely. Always have a bucket of water handy for emergencies when cooking with gas and an open flame.

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The only official Coleman repair facility is in Wichita, KS.

Try oiling the flexible gasket at the end of the pump. More often than not, a leaking pump is is due to the gasket drying out and not forming a proper seal.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

DIYpro

Thss may be the manual for your Coleman Screen House:

http://www.colemancanada.ca/pdfs/en/2000001959.pdf

Other Coleman manuals are available here:

http://www.colemancanada.ca/manuals/tents.en.aspx

Your manual can be found at the link below:

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/images/pdf/2000000136.PDF

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I am not sure what to tell you, other than go to Colman's website for a manual. That will at least give you a parts list if you ever need it. But, these stoves are generally solid and reliable, with few things to know about.

What I do to operate:

1. Set up stove: lid up and wings out, tank fully pumped (works best if no more than about 2/3 to 3/4 full) and installed with nozzle firmly into the socket above the right burner.
2. Little lever on left of valve assembly--turn upward. Open valve a little bit to get fuel flowing to burner. Give it just a few seconds then light burner with match or lighter (watch your fingers!). It should light off pretty readily.
   
3. Open valve a fair bit (anti-clockwise) and let it burn for up to a minute until the flame changes from yellow to mostly blue, and mostly around the burner and not up in the air. Turn little lever on left of valve downward.
   
4. Re-pump tank to maintain pressure.
   
5. Use valve knob to adjust flame intensity, and cook away.
6. To use second burner, the key thing os to remember that it draws from the same valve, so when it is on the main burner goes down a bit.
   
7. The knob for the 2nd (left) burner is a little flip-out on the left end of the stove. Open slightly, and light the burner. Only do this after the main (right) burner is burning blue.
8. Use the main valve (on the tank) to adjut the total fuel flow, and the little handle for the left burner to adjust how much of the total flow goes to the left side. (You cannot burn the left without the right being on.)
9. Pump as required to maintain pressure.
10. The only real "part" that you might have to strip or replace is the "generator" which is the tube from the valve across the top of the right burner. The liquid fuel is vaporized in there, and is what needs to get warmed up when you start.
    

The first thing to do is be sure to close the pump. To do that, make sure you keep the hole in the plunger covered after the last stroke, and turn it clockwise to close it. That seals it from coming back out through the pump.

If you have already been doing that, and the pump is oiled (to keep the gasket soft), then I don't know without having my hands on it--and might not even then--but you might need a new pump.