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Parts List                                     

1. 5010000350 4-watt Fluorescent Tube

TO INSTALL OR REPLACE BATTERIES

Your new lantern operates on 6 “D” cell batteries. For longest life, use alkaline batteries.

1. With lantern off, turn upside down and unscrew base by rotating counterclockwise 

then lift off base. (Fig. 1)

2. Press in tab and open battery cover. (Fig. 2)
3. Install 6 batteries in the correct orientation as shown on the battery housing. 

Always be careful that all 6 batteries are installed correctly. (Fig. 3)

4. Close battery cover then replace base and turn clockwise until hand tight. Check 

that base is securely installed in closed position.

TO CHANGE FLUORESCENT BULB

NOTE:

This lantern uses two standard 6 inch (15.2 cm),

4-watt fluorescent tubes.
(See Parts List for replacement #).

1. With lantern in normal upright position, remove top 

cover by rotating counterclockwise until the index
mark     is at OPEN position. (Fig. 4)

2. Lift off cover and remove old tube(s).
3. Install new 6 inch, 4 watt fluorescent tube(s). (Fig. 5)
4. Replace top cover and turn clockwise until the index 

mark     is at CLOSE position. (Fig. 4)

Fig. 1

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

1. Operating time for this lantern depends on whether it is run continuously or

intermittently. Intermittent operation extends the run time of a set of  batteries.

2. In cold temperatures, the fluorescent tube is more difficult to light and may be 

dim until it warms up. Below 20˚F (-7˚C), the bulb may not light.

3. When the fluorescent tubes are not lit to full brilliance, batteries should be 

replaced. If this is not done and lantern is used, the tubes will become blackened.

4. IMPORTANT: Do not leave discharged batteries in the lantern for an extended

period of time as this could permanently damage the lantern.

5. To clean the outside of the lantern and globe, use only a damp cloth and mild 

dishwashing liquid. Avoid excessive water and strong cleaner which can damage 
the lantern.

Fluorescent tube(s) contains mercury (Hg) and
must be recycled or disposed of according to
local, state or federal laws. Call (800) 835-3278
or visit 

www.coleman.com/recycle

for recycling

instructions or safe disposal locations

.

OPEN

CLOSE

TO OPERATE

Your Coleman

®

Personal Twin Tube Lantern has a three position switch:

• The center position is OFF.
• Turn the knob counterclockwise to 

I

and only the left tube will light. (Fig. 6)

• Turn the knob clockwise to 

II

and both tubes will light for maximum light output.

(Fig. 7)

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

NOTE:

The time that the lantern will

operate depends on how it is used. On
new alkaline batteries, the run times
are as follows:
• 14 hours with both tubes (

II

) turned 

on constantly

• 25 hours with one tube (

I

) turned 

on constantly

OFF

OFF

OPEN

CLOSE

1

Fig. 2

TAB

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