Why my lantern want stay lit. - Camping, Backpacking & Hiking

It sounds like the internal battery is faulty. Have you tested the time the light will stay on at low setting against what the advertising says 66 hours? The Cree Light module has a current sensor in it and will cut off when there isn't enough current.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Coleman+4345+rechargeable+lamp

This says it takes 8 D-Size batteries, and doesn't mention rechargeable at all?

Coleman 8D Family Size LED Lantern - 4345-701

Size: 7.28'' x 11.81'' (18.49 cm x 30 cm)

• Cree XLamp XR-E LED 175 lumens on high
• Run time: 66 hours on low, 32 hours on high
• Four-position switch - Off/High/Low/Nightlight settings
• Durable chrome-plated rhino guard
• Cool touch LED keeps lantern cool while running
• Weather resistant to withstand the elements
• Weighs 3.26 (1.48 kg) without batteries
• Operates: 8D batteries, not included

Coleman 8D Family Size LED Lantern

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Coleman 8D Family Size LED Lantern - 4345-701. Size: 7.28'' x 11.81'' (18.49 cm x 30 cm). Cree XLamp XR-E LED 175 lumens on high; Run time: 66 hours on low, ...
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Or this one 4345-702 which runs on 4 D-Cell batteries.

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Was your fuel clean?
Put clean fuel in and pump up. Should be fine.

There are several different models of the Swiss Gear rechargeable lantern. On most though, you can remove the top portion of the lantern and check the lighting element inside. In most cases the elements can be removed and replaced. I have a dual filament lantern and from experience I know that every so often you may have to go buy a replacement light piece. If the lantern has been bumped or even just strapped to the outside of the pack while walking, it's possible for those elements to become loose and need repositioning or replacement so do check that. I'm sure that it should be unlikely your charger is malfunctioning unless you left it plugged in for some very extended period of time, in which case I would say the light would be more likely to burn out. But definitely try that and if that doesn't work the battery pack on the lantern itself may have an issue in which case you can always get a replacement.

Modern Chinese lanterns made for home decorations are filling the current market. These are available in shops coming in different shapes and colors. The current designs contain strings or cords that are used to supply power and for attaching the indoor home lanterns available. These lanterns use minimal amount of power and are able to use a battery for a long period. Hanging these lanterns on the wall creates a good finished look. The Chinese lanterns are easy to light up using their battery power sources as well as they are permanent objects unlike outdoor lanterns used during festivities and are later released to the skies above.

If you are stuck behind a web, you probably need to swing your lit lantern at it and burn it down. If you don't have any fuel for your lantern, you can get some more outside the temple at the parrot's little shop.

I think the switch can be replaced. Here on amazon you can purchase parts: Amazon com Coleman retro parts I hope this helped. Cheers

Kerosene lanterns require a little more than just lighting the mantles. Go to Coleman's website and find the directions (for free) for KEROSENE lanterns. The generator on the lantern needs to be preheated with alcohol before it will actually light. Make sure lantern is a Kerosene lantern and not a white gas (Coleman fuel) type, there is a difference even though they look similar.