Coleman Fuel Powerhouse M290A710C Instruction Manual

To light the lantern, first ensure the fuel tank is filled with Coleman fuel. Turn the fuel valve to the off position, pump the tank 20-30 times to pressurize it, and then turn the lighting lever up. Hold a match near the mantle and slowly turn on the fuel valve until the mantle ignites.
Check that the fuel tank is adequately filled and properly pressurized. Ensure the mantles are intact and not broken. If the lantern still doesn't light, clean the generator tube and check for clogs or blockages in the fuel line.
Replace the mantles whenever they become damaged or after every few camping trips, especially if they are showing signs of wear or breakage. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacing mantles.
Clean the lantern by wiping down the exterior with a damp cloth. For the globe and other removable parts, wash them in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Avoid submerging the fuel tank or valve in water.
Ensure the fuel tank is properly pressurized and filled. Inspect the mantles for damage. Check the generator tube for clogs and clean it if necessary. Also, verify that the fuel valve is fully open for optimal fuel flow.
Use only Coleman Liquid Fuel or unleaded gasoline as specified by the manufacturer. Using other types of fuel can damage the lantern and void the warranty.
Before storing, ensure the lantern is cool and clean. Empty the fuel tank to prevent clogs and corrosion. Store the lantern in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Yes, the lantern can be used in light rain, but avoid exposing it to heavy rainfall or submerging it in water. Always ensure the lantern is on a stable, dry surface to prevent tipping over.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the exterior, replacing mantles as needed, and inspecting the fuel system for leaks or blockages. Periodically check and clean the generator tube to ensure optimal performance.
Ensure the mantles are correctly installed and in good condition. Keep the fuel tank pressurized and filled with fresh fuel. Regularly clean the generator and check for blockages to maintain efficient fuel flow.