Coleman Propane 5150 Instruction Manual
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To light your Coleman Propane Lantern 5150, ensure the propane cylinder is properly attached. Turn the fuel valve to the open position and use a match or lighter near the mantle to ignite. Adjust the brightness using the fuel valve.
Check if the propane cylinder is attached correctly and contains fuel. Ensure the fuel valve is open. Inspect the mantle for damage and replace it if necessary.
First, ensure the lantern is turned off and cool. Remove the globe and old mantle. Tie a new mantle onto the burner, trim excess string, and burn the mantle to ash with a match before lighting the lantern normally.
Regularly check the mantles for wear and replace them as needed. Clean the globe and ventilators. Inspect the fuel valve and connections for leaks or damage.
Apply a soap and water solution to the propane cylinder connection. Turn on the fuel valve slightly. If bubbles form, there is a leak that requires tightening or replacement of the connection.
Yes, but it is advisable to shield the lantern from direct wind to prevent the flame from extinguishing and to ensure optimal performance.
Ensure the propane cylinder is not empty and check that the mantle is intact. Adjust the fuel valve for consistent fuel flow. Inspect for blockages in the burner.
Detach the propane cylinder and store it separately in a cool, ventilated area. Keep the lantern clean and store it in a dry place to prevent rust and damage.
Use only Coleman 16.4 oz. propane cylinders or other compatible cylinders specifically designed for outdoor appliances.
Ensure the lantern is cool. Remove the globe and wash it with warm, soapy water. Rinse and dry it thoroughly before reassembling. Avoid using abrasive materials.