Coleman 200A Owner's Manual

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LWAYS USE THE RIGHT KIND OF FUEL
Substances in gasoline which do not vaporize will form gums in the generator of your lantern. The length of service you get from your lantern and generator depends greatly upon the kind of fuel you use.
Use only Coleman Stove and Lantern Fuel, or clean white white gasoline. Never use fuel con­taining lead compounds or lubricating oils. Store your fuel in a clean, closed metal container. (Glass containers are dangerous - may break.)
If Coleman Stove an Lantern Fuel or "white" gasoline is not readily available, most oil com­panies will gladly tell you where to obtail it.
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O FILL TANK
Close fuel valve tightly to the right. Remove Filler Cap and fill lantern with 1 3/5 pints of fresh, clean fuel. Never use fuel containing lead compounds or lubricating oils. Lantern should sit level all during filling. Fuel for the lantern may be strained through several thicknesses of finely woven cloth or, more convenient, a No. 0 Coleman Filtering Funnel. After filling, replace Filler cap and tighten firmly with fingers.
Never remove filler cap while lantern is lighted, nor near open flame or excessive heat.
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O PUMP
Fuel valve and Filler Cap must be closed firmly. Turn Pump plunger two turns to the left. Place thumb over small hole in end of Pump Plunger and pump 35 to 40 full strokes of air into lantern. Good pressure is important. Now turn Pump Plunger clear to right until tight and push it clear down. Oil Pump Leather occasionally to keep it soft and pliable.
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O TIE ON COLEMAN MANTLES
Remove Ball Nut at very top of lantern. Lift off the ventilator and take out the Pyrex Glass Globe.
Tie mantle around groove in burner cap (see drawing). Flat side of mantle should face gener­ator. Distibute folds of mantle evenly at top and cut off suplus string. Burn mantle according to instructions on mantle envelope.
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LWAYS USE GENUINE COLEMAN MANTLES
These are the perfect functional counterpart of the Generator, Air intake, and Mixing Chamber of Coleman Lanterns. Saturated with top-quality, light-producing chemicals, they are significantly designed in shape, size, and weave to glow with maximum brilliance in type of illumination approximating natural day-light. Reinforced bot­toms and absence of side seams give them longer life. Moisture-proofed and denitrated against deterioration. To make shure you get coleman uniform quality, look for the Coleman name stamped on genuine Coleman mantles.
Let cool after burning it off before lighting lantern. Good air pressure in the lantern will help to shape it and 30 minutes burning on first lighting will help its strength.
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Owner's Manual - Coleman 200A
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O LIGHT
Rotate the cleaning needle lever at base of frame. Several turns will clean the Generator Tip. Leave lever pointing down.
Open Fuel valve one fourth turn. Push lighted match through lighter hole and hold it und man­tle. Matle will light instantly when air and gas mixture reaches them. When Mantle burns brightly, open Fuel valve all the way to the left.
If lantern dows not burn brightly with Fueal Valve wide open, rotate Cleaning Needle Lever several times. Lantern may flicker a bit but should quickly steady down. Air pressure may be added to the tank at any time to give brighter light.
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O TURN OFF
Close Fuel Valve firmly. Light will dim and go out in a few seconds.
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ENERAL SUGGESTIONS
If lantern blazes and smokes more than a few
seconds when first lit, then close valve and repopen one fourth turn as soon as light dims.
If lantern does not light, check air pressure and fuel content. Remove Generator and unscrew Gas Tip to make sure point of needle has not been bent or curled. Open valve slightly to make sure gasoline will come through valve.
If mantle burns black, make sure screens in Burner Caps are clean and open. Check Air Intake Tube for possible obstruction, such as spider's nest.
If light dims, check Fuel valve to be certain it is wide open. Rotate cleaning lever to remove carbon, if any.
If light pulsates after installation of a new Generator, pump in additional air pressure until light is steady.
If lantern is on emergency standby in case of storm or power failure, empty all gasoline from Fount occasionally, refill with clean, fresh fuel. Store in a cool a place as possible.
The gasket in filler cap may deteriorate with age. It might be well to install a new No. 220­6361 Gasket and Disc Assembly occasionally.
If you have occasion to write the dealer or the factory, mention that your Lantern is a Model 200A Lantern. If you mail the Lantern, send it less Globe and ventilator to avoid break­age.
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ENERATOR
The generator is the heart of your Coleman lantern. Here liquid fuel is changed into the gas that burns in the mantles. Factory-tested Coleman generators - precision-built from best­grade materials - are made to fit and function perfectly with other parts.
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O INSTALL
Be sure Fuel Valve is closed. Turn Cleaning Needle lever up. Unscrew Jamb Nut at lower end of Generator. Lift Generator and unhook Gas Tip Cleaning Needle.
To install new Generator: Pull Cleaning Needle down about one inch. Slide jamb Nut down over Generator. Place Cleaning Needle between for­finger and thumb with Generator in upright position. Push gas tip end of generator into Air Intake Tube and hook Needle through hole in Eccentric Block. Tighten Jamb Nut only enough to prevent leakage.
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LOBE
The Genuine Pyrex Globe on your Coleman Lantern is made of the best quality heat-resist­ing glass obtainable. It is glass of superior transparency and light-refracting qualities. However, even pyrex Globes can be broken. When this happens, you can purchase a new one from your coleman dealer.
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