Coleman Propane 5155B Instruction Manual
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Ensure the propane canister is securely attached. Turn the fuel valve to the "light" position, then use a match or a lighter through the ignition hole to light the mantle. Adjust the valve to the desired brightness.
Check if the propane canister is empty. Ensure the fuel valve is open and that there is no blockage in the fuel line. Replace the mantle if it is damaged.
Replace the mantle when it becomes brittle, tears, or if the light output is significantly reduced. It's advisable to carry spare mantles on camping trips.
Regularly clean the globe and inspect the mantle. Check for gas leaks by applying soapy water to the connections. Tighten any fittings if bubbles appear.
Yes, but ensure the lantern is placed in a sheltered area to prevent the flame from blowing out. Use the included windscreen if necessary.
Detach the propane canister and store it separately. Clean the lantern and store it in a dry, cool place, preferably in its original box or a protective case.
The lantern can burn for approximately 7 to 14 hours on a single 16.4 oz propane canister, depending on the brightness setting.
Immediately turn off the lantern and check the connections for leaks using soapy water. Do not use the lantern until the leak is fixed.
Turn off the lantern and let it cool. Remove the globe and the old mantle. Tie a new mantle onto the burner, trim excess string, and burn the mantle to ash before lighting the lantern.
No, use the lantern outdoors only. It produces carbon monoxide, which is dangerous in enclosed spaces.