Coleman NorthStar Propane 2500B Instruction Manual
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To ignite the lantern, first ensure the propane canister is securely attached. Turn the fuel valve to the "ON" position, and press the electronic ignition button until the mantle ignites.
Check that the propane canister is full and properly attached. Ensure the fuel valve is open and try pressing the ignition button multiple times. If it still doesn’t light, inspect the mantle for damage and replace if necessary.
First, ensure the lantern is cool and disconnected from the propane source. Remove the globe and unscrew the old mantle. Attach a new mantle to the burner, tie it securely, and burn it once before use to create the ash structure.
Regularly check and replace the mantles as needed. Clean the globe and burner assembly to remove soot and debris. Inspect the fuel valve and seals for leaks or damage. Store the lantern in a dry place to prevent rust.
Remove the globe from the lantern and wash it with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth before reattaching it to the lantern.
Yes, the lantern can be used in windy conditions, but it is advisable to shield it from the wind to maintain a steady flame and prevent the mantle from tearing.
Use standard 16.4 oz (1 lb) propane cylinder canisters, which are widely available for camping equipment. Always ensure compatibility before use.
Detach the propane canister and store it separately. Clean the lantern, especially the globe and burner area, and keep it in a dry, cool place. Use the carrying case if available to protect it from dust and damage.
Immediately turn off the fuel valve and move the lantern to a well-ventilated area. Check for leaks by applying soapy water to connections and look for bubbles. Tighten connections or replace faulty parts before use.
On average, a full 16.4 oz propane canister lasts approximately 7-8 hours on high setting. Duration may vary based on usage and environmental conditions.