Coleman Propane 5177 Series Instruction Manual

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Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series Specification

The Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series is a reliable lighting solution designed for outdoor enthusiasts seeking durability and efficiency. This lantern operates on a disposable 16.4-ounce propane cylinder, providing up to 7 hours of illumination on the high setting and up to 14 hours on the low setting, ensuring extended use during camping trips or outdoor events. It features an adjustable brightness control, allowing users to tailor the light output to their needs, with a maximum output of 967 lumens. The lantern utilizes a PerfectFlow pressure-control system, which maintains consistent performance in various weather conditions and altitudes, ensuring steady light output and fuel efficiency. The InstaStart push-button ignition eliminates the need for matches, offering convenience and ease of use. The design incorporates a durable porcelain-coated ventilator to withstand rust and corrosion, enhancing longevity. A heat shield is included to protect the control knob from excessive heat, promoting safety during operation. The lantern is equipped with a shatter-resistant globe that withstands rough handling and accidental drops, making it suitable for rugged environments. Its compact and portable design, with a foldable base for easy storage, makes it ideal for transportation. The Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series is compatible with Coleman’s proprietary mantles, which are easy to replace and ensure bright, efficient lighting. Overall, this lantern combines robust construction with user-friendly features, making it an excellent choice for both seasoned campers and occasional outdoor users seeking reliable illumination.

Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series F.A.Q.

How do I properly light my Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series?

To light the Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series, first ensure the propane cylinder is securely attached. Then, turn the fuel valve to the "light" position and use a match or lighter to ignite the mantle. Once lit, adjust the brightness using the control knob.

What should I do if my lantern doesn't ignite?

If the lantern doesn't ignite, check the propane cylinder to ensure it is full and properly connected. Inspect the mantles for damage and replace them if necessary. Ensure the fuel valve is open and try lighting again.

How do I replace the mantles on the Coleman 5177 Series lantern?

To replace the mantles, remove the lantern's globe and unscrew the old mantles. Attach the new mantles by tying them securely to the burner tubes, then burn them off with a match or lighter until they shrink to their proper size.

Why is my lantern flickering and how can I fix it?

Flickering can be caused by low propane levels or a loose connection. Check the propane cylinder and tighten the connection. If the issue persists, inspect the burner and clean any obstructions.

What maintenance is required for the Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series?

Regular maintenance includes checking the propane connections, inspecting and replacing mantles as needed, and cleaning the globe and burner for optimal performance. Store the lantern in a dry place to prevent rust.

How can I store my lantern safely when not in use?

Detach the propane cylinder and store it separately in a cool, dry place. Clean the lantern and ensure it is free from debris. Store the lantern in its case or a protective cover to prevent damage.

Can the Coleman 5177 Series lantern be used in cold weather?

Yes, the Coleman 5177 Series lantern can be used in cold weather, but propane may not perform as efficiently. To improve performance, keep the propane cylinder warm before use.

How do I clean the globe of my Coleman 5177 Series lantern?

Remove the globe from the lantern and wash it with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before reassembling the lantern.

What type of propane cylinder should I use with my lantern?

Use a standard 16.4 oz propane cylinder compatible with the Coleman Propane Lantern 5177 Series. Ensure the cylinder is properly attached to avoid leaks.

Why does my lantern produce a hissing sound and how do I stop it?

A hissing sound may indicate a gas leak or an improperly connected cylinder. Check all connections and tighten them. If the sound persists, inspect the valve and regulator for damage.