My brother is looking for a part for his Coleman Focus 5 propane radiant heater. 3500 to 5000 BTU. It is the part that adjusts the input ( looks like a bulb tube) His serial # is 5440-751 Please help - he has been looking for a while and for Christmas it would be nice. Much Thanks My e-mail is [email protected]
Re: My brother is looking for a part for his Coleman...
Http://www.coleman.com/coleman/parts/ProductImage2.asp?product_id=425F499 here is the diagram and part numbers/prices.Best bet might be call the 800 number.Pricier parts might be cheaper on ebay?Good Luck
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That's really a vintage Coleman heater. Not one, I'm sure I would want to fool with. However, the lighting instructions should be on the tank holder of the heater. If they are worn off, you're out of luck, as this model was discontinued years ago and no manuals or parts are available for it.
I wish I could have been of more help to you. But, I checked all the data bases that are available to me and there was nothing there, except discontinued - no longer available.
Yes it can do but you will be better off by gone to a gas heater. MY own furnace was chance over to propane and didn't workout to good. Less then ayear i have put in a new heater. Ken's Repair
hi the gas goes along aburner tube then comes out of the burner then it hits a baffle in side the heat exchanger as long as there is not sooting the flame will look yellow , i would say the best thing would be to contact the makers of the furnace direct they should have a technical department , they might be able to offer more help or have there own people to look at the heater most of these companys have a warrenty on there heaters
I remeber we took out a Coleman kero heater out of my grandmothers mobile home. Just had it repaired but she wanted a new unit. Would have to go and check to see how many BTU's it is and also to see if the book is there as well.
Google "Coleman" and go to "Propane Heaters" you should see a "contact us" or some such type in your problem along with when you bought the product they will be more than happy to help you.
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