Repairing 3 burner stove?

Hi, take the stove into a camping store, sounds like all you need to replace is one of the jets and/or o'rings. If it has hardly been used, may be worth the $5 to replace these parts.

Never never never never mess with LP gas appliances yourself. You're asking for a set of skin grafts or much worse.

A new gas stove does not cost much so maybe that is a better and safer option.

I discovered when I looked in the shed about 18months ago that our old two burner stove was not there but still had the stand...just bought a new stove for a whole $35 at Rays....they are almost disposable at that price aren't they?

I had a stove that had a number of problems years ago. Every time we used it a different burner failed either to light or stay alight. I chased the problem for a couple of years and thought I had fixed it. One day I had flame from under the burner. I took the stove apart to investigate and when I lit it found that the flame was coming from a broken solder joint.

I bought a new, low pressure stove. I should have done it years earlier. The low pressure is way more reliable, uses less gas and stays alight better in the wind.

I also carry one of those cartridge gas stoves, $15 on special and one of the best buys I have. Simple, convenient, effective and reliable.

By the time you get the old Primus tested and repaired it would be cheaper and probably more effective to get a new one....or two.

Duncs