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Awesome thanks 🙏

Off to the hardware store.

This worked perfectly for me. I tested folding the poles with the clamp on, before cutting the cord. This way I could find the right length to cut off.

Is a patch over the seam grip not necessary?

Thanks!

Thanks for this vid, how long did it last for on the outside, is it still okay? Thanks

This might help other troubleshooters: The flame on my Mini Mo was erratically slipping out the sides and melting the sleeve, burning inefficiently. I snipped the filter as suggested and still no luck. I used an air compressor and blasted the little perforated top element a few times (with the stove OFF) and now she’s running good again.

Thanks from the uk

Good luck with the 2nd screw. Still a great stove though.

I hate to be this guy but....Your mask fogs because, during the manufacturing process, the lenses get coated with a thin layer of silicone. The anti-fog isn't working because it binds to the silicone layer, not the glass. Rubbing your finger on the glass with force removes the silicone layer. Some people burn it off (not recommended on modern silicone masks), some use commercial lens scrubs, and some use toothpaste. It's all doing the same thing, removing the silicone layer. There are many videos available about this. It has nothing to do with the "micro fissures of the glass."

Amazing! This works

Good vid, Thanks! But I prefer to spray with Windex. Allows you to check sections one at a time. I also use eyeliner to mark around the hole (dots/lines, not a circle for me), since a Sharpie/related or other pen often won't mark when the pad is wet with water and/or windex. Unless you yourself use eyeliner, ask before doing this with a friend/partner's eyeliner... It can be expensive! The cheap stuff works fine here though. Note that eyeliner is more permanent on the pad than Sharpie in this contex, although it will eventually wear off. But it works amazing to mark the wet pad! Do mark as small a spot as possible, but not within where you wan to do the repair. Eyeliner is usually oil based, so some repair glue won't stick to it. Cheers!

Does the seam seal crack when the mat is rolled up?

Nice video. Thanks!

Thank you I'm gonna try this out.

Many thanks for this awesome clip. Would any dishwashing liquid work?

Nice video, friend. That's the diaphragm for your pressure regulator.

Thanks . Just got a used one gifted an missing the connectors an the center pole

Here another one that is gonna replace his valve 😂🎉

That part of the unit is a pressure regulator and maintains a constant pressure to the valve. That thing you called a "pressure regulator" is actually a valve.

Do you think this would work for a busted seam? (I have one with a 6-7inch blown out side seam…. Guess I may just have to try it and tag you in it if it works or not 😁

What would you recomend for leaks around the seams on the sides...where the stitching is heat sealed?

Thx a lot for the introductions! My minimo fuel line was obstructed too and following your instructions made it work again! Much appreciate the details provided in this video, great job!

Thank you, man! That was my problem.

That looks just like the insides of the autoshutoff valve on my RO system. What this does is that if the pressure on one side of the rubber piece exceeds the part in the feed side, it shuts off the flow. I would guess in this case it would also prevent a flashback of gas from getting back to the canister. I haven't tried taking one apart myself, but my guess is that there is actually a clog somewhere past that part and because the pressure is getting too high on the burner side, it is shutting off the gas by pressing on the membrane. If my suspicion is correct, I wouldn't recommend modding the springs as this is increasing the max pressure in the stove end which could become a problem if the clog let's go down the road.

Hi will try this tks

When I tried this, the shock cord was too tight. So when you went to fold up the poles, the last few wont fold. Since the elasticity is worn out, the cord doesn't stretch at each fold. You end up fighting between having enough slack to fold it up but tight enough to hold it together when extended.

Thank you so much! I had this exact same issue (which I found out about in the middle of a backpacking trip, RIP) and this fixed it immediately

I am still going to have to remove the flaky tape. ARGH!

I have an old Jetboil ZIP burner assembly Model D11D, I need the brass fitting that fits inside the canister attachment

Which tape did you use?

The dog sound was funny.

thank you for showing this!

Is the Dewalt 6mm deep socket (on your desk always) on the table to be able to remove the nozzle of the Windmaster?

Thank you! my garage sale jetboil works now!

This is a real test!

Man- I know this is a year old, but you just saved me some money. I appreciate the effort and video. Thank you ✌️

excellent

Great video, thanks. Your address is visible on your package, might want to blank that out.

Thank you, brother!! Had this issue a time or two... I'll get some of those washers and carry a spare in my pack,. just in case!

How well did the lacing loops last? And in general, any issues to report now? Did it wear down quickly?

Bad ass

Had exactly the same problem.

Another success, thanks so much! Again, it seems it just needed a wipe down and then started working a treat.

excelente! abraços do brasil *hugs from Brazil

I have an xterm and xlite both have the same valve and use the same pump sack. I agree the sack is hard to put on, much harder than my nemo pad. I don't think it's necessary to shave away at the pump sack connection, I found it helps to squeeze the sides of the pump sack connector and it pops out. You can also use a "flextailgear" usb recharable mini air pump from amazon, it's light weight and game changer. It can pump up the pad and deflate it. It's heavier to carry 2 pump sacks.

Cheers! My brass fitting had a bit of gunk covering the top, bit of ultra fine steel wool to the top and then took out the filter bit and poked at it with a sewing needle to clear the tiny hole and all good now! Piezo sparks but doesn’t light, a lighter does the trick

Thanks!

Sanding that lip on the pump sack would be less of a gamble than the knife, but I went for eliminating that issue completely and got myself a small rechargeable air pump.

I tried to unscrew the brass piece to take a look at the filter, but it wouldn't unscrew. It turned maybe 3/4 of a turn and just froze. Now it won't turn in either direction, even with plenty of force. Pretty much "screwed" now. (ha.) Should have simply sent it to Jetboil to save time and the cost of a new one.