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  • #3648882
    Todd H
    Spectator

    @bch

    Hello, just curious if anybody out there with a BRS 3000T stove knows if it’s normal for the flame to leak out from under/the side of the burner? Curious if it’s normal or if I got a bad one. Thanks.

    #3648887
    Jon Fong / Flat Cat Gear
    BPL Member

    @jonfong

    Locale: FLAT CAT GEAR

    That does not look good.  I have had 4 of them and none look like that.  My 2 cents

    #3648889
    John E
    BPL Member

    @johneppen

    Mine doesn’t do that either.

    #3648890
    Todd H
    Spectator

    @bch

    Thanks, yeah I had a feeling that it’s not normal but thought I would check as I’ve never owned or used this stove before. The side flames get bigger and smaller at times and also pops up all around it at times, makes me think it’s leaking fuel out the sides and randomly catching.

    Thanks for the input.

    #3648892
    Brad Rogers
    BPL Member

    @mocs123

    Locale: Southeast Tennessee

    Mine does not do that.

    #3648895
    Edward John M
    BPL Member

    @moondog55

    Definitely not normal. Might even be dangerous as a sign that the head is about to come off.

    #3648968
    David Thomas
    BPL Member

    @davidinkenai

    Locale: North Woods. Far North.

    It’s not exactly fuel leaking out there.  It’s a fuel-air mixture since it is after the mixing section.

    But, yeah, I haven’t seen any of mine do that.  At least I haven’t noticed it which I may well not have, since I only turn it up once a pot is on top.

    #3648985
    Jerry Adams
    BPL Member

    @retiredjerry

    Locale: Oregon and Washington

    Mine doesn’t do that

    That’s why I don’t like BRS3000s.  Most of them work but a lot of reports of weird stuff.

    I think maybe you just need to test one after you buy it to make sure it’s a good one.

    Personally, I don’t want to rely on one of these period, too many weird stories, I guess I’m just conservative : )

    #3649012
    Roger Caffin
    BPL Member

    @rcaffin

    Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe

    Definitely NOT how it should work. I suspect that the crimp around the head was not done properly. The result could be dangerous.

    Return it to the shop you got got from and ask for a refund or a replacement – before you get hurt.

    Cheers

    #3649025
    Todd H
    Spectator

    @bch

    Thanks for all the reply’s. It was a new purchase from Amazon, so I will just return or exchange it. It’s not my only stove or my main stove. I  purchased it to put together as a spare Set. I will give another one a shot, as I like the way it fits in a Toaks 550 with a small fuel canister , sure makes for a light compact cook set. Thanks again for the help.

    #3649033
    David Caudwell
    BPL Member

    @dcinbc

    Locale: Gulf Islands, Coastal BC

    Yikes! Definitely not how it was designed to work. Hopefully you’ll have a hassle-free exchange and your replacement will work as expected.

     

    I’ve had the same BRS 3000T for years now and never had any problems, but you do have to be clear about its limitations: keep the burner at mid-output, don’t expect it to handle 1L+ pots, guard it from the wind, and all should be well.

    #3649642
    M B
    BPL Member

    @livingontheroad

    Mine don’t do that but I doubt it’s hazardous.

     

    There’s a lot of knockoffs out there…of even $10 items…

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