Coleman 5159 User Manual

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5010000723 

Asa

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Ventilador 

con/tuerca

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R214D046C 

Globo

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#21 Size 

Mantillas (Con cuerda de atar o Insta-Clip

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5010000725 

Base

• EXPLOSION - FIRE HAZARD
•  Never store propane near high heat, 

open flames, pilot lights, direct 
sunlight, other ignition sources or 
where temperatures exceed 120 
degrees F (49°C).

•  Propane is heavier than air and 

can accumulate in low places. 
If you smell gas, leave the area 
immediately.

•  Never install or remove propane tank 

while lantern is lighted, near flame, 
pilot lights, other ignition sources or 
while lantern is hot to touch.

•  During operation, this product can 

be a source of ignition. Never use 
the lantern in spaces that contain 
or may contain volatile or airborne 
combustibles, or products such as 
gasoline, solvents, paint thinner, dust 
particles or unknown chemicals. 

•  Minimum clearances from 

combustible materials: 12 inches 
from the sides and 48 inches from 
the top.

•  Do not obstruct the flow of 

combustion or ventilation air.

•  Proper lantern operation produces a 

bright white light.

•  This lantern is a combustion 

appliance. All combustion appliances 
produce carbon monoxide (CO) 
during the combustion process. 
This product is designed to produce 
extremely minute, non-hazardous 
amounts of CO if used and 
maintained in accordance with all 
warnings and instructions. Do not 
block air flow into or out of the 
lantern.

•  Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning 

produces flu-like symptoms, watery 
eyes, headaches, dizziness, fatigue 
and possibly death. You can’t see 
it and you can’t smell it. It’s an 
invisible killer. If these symptoms 
are present during operation of this 
product get fresh air immediately!

•  This product is fueled by propane 

gas. Propane gas is invisible, 
odorless, and flammable. An odorant 
is normally added to help detect 
leaks and can be described as a 
“rotten egg” smell. The odorant can 
fade over time so leaking gas is not 
always detectable by smell alone.

•  Propane gas is heavier than air and 

leaking propane will sink to the 
lowest level possible. It can ignite by 
ignition sources including matches, 
lighters, sparks or open flames of 
any kind many feet away from the 
original leak. Use only propane gas 
set up for vapor withdrawal.

•  Propane gas should be stored 

or used in compliance with local 
ordinances and codes or with ANSI/
NFPA 58. Turn off propane when not 
in use.

•  Use only propane set up for vapor 

withdrawal.

•  Keep all connections and fittings 

clean. Inspect propane cylinder and 
lantern propane connections for 
damage before attaching.

•  During set up, CHECK FOR LEAKS 

in one or more ways: Apply soapy 
water to connections. Look for 
bubbles. Listen for hiss of escaping 
gas. Feel for extreme cold. Smell for 
rotten egg odor. Never use a flame. 
Do not use if leaking.

•  Use as a lighting appliance only. 

Never alter in any way or use with 
any device or part not expressly 
approved by Coleman.

•  Never use as a space heater.
•  Always use in upright position. 

Protect cylinder from excess heat.

•  Never leave lantern unattended 

when hot or in use.

•  Keep out of reach of children.