How to shut off a coleman 16.4 oz propane cylinder

After removing the 16.4 propane tank from my coleman lantern, the tank valve stayed open. So I screwed it back on. How do you make the self close valve, work?

check out the pressure switch if fitted on this make .

Can't different set up. The 16.4 oz is butane. The bigun is propane, 2 different animals. What fire code would prevent you from using one of the new fangled tanks with the safety device witin?

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OK, the burners will need to have flame on the entire surface or it will trigger a sensor and shut-off. Get a brush and maybe even one of thoes can of air and blow off the burner. Stay away from the glow ignitor because that is very delicate. Once you get flame on all surface of the burners, the unit should stay lit.

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here is the link to all of the coleman manuals.

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/manuals/manuals_resp.asp?category_id=1100

the office that is open on the bottom of the burner sound like a spider has taken home to.. the hole.... This happened to mine. a small pipe cleaner or wire will break it up...try that. also did you feel the top of the tank regulator and see if it has froze. try turning the tank upside down and turn the unit on.... this may also help by forcing the spider debris out.

It must have some sort of packing spacer you need to remove from the hose to attach the tank. LOL

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The click noise you hear is the magnet inside the valve dropping out. Which means, the voltage that energizes it is low or interupted. Possible, weak pilot flame, bad thermocouple or bad secondary limit switch. This limit switch is located left of the main control. made of ceramic. It can also be a bad gas valve...

Check to see if Coleman has an attachment to replace the regulator, so that you can use a five gallon cylinder with your stove and your own regulator.