Installation Manual

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LAMP AND BALLAST REPLACEMENT
CAUTION NOTICE!!!
Before replacing lamp, make sure the light is “OFF” for a minimum of 10 minutes or
longer to ensure any stored power has dissipated, to avoid electric shock from stored
energy in the ballast, and temperature of lens has cooled enough to avoid being
burned from high temperature.
The lens cap has a “fine thread”. Grasp the lamp-head-housing (serrated edge behind
lens protector), with one and while grasping the lens cap in the other, rotate the lens
cap counter clockwise to access the lamp.
While removing the lens cap, be careful not to drop lens, spacer and lamp to avoid
damage.
While installing the lamp module, inspect the rubber o-rings for chaffing or breakage,
Replace if signs of wear. There is a plastic spacer between the lens and the outer
reflector. The flat side faces the lens and the slotted side faces the reflector. Check
the rubber seal under the clear lens for wear or breakage, replace if signs of wear. A
dab of silicon lubricant or low mineral petroleum jelly should be used on the threads
of the light head before replacing the lens cap. Be careful not to cross thread and DO
NOT FORCE, or you will void your warranty and your light will be rendered
inoperative.
BATTERY CHARGING NOTICE INFORMATION
A safety circuit is incorporated into the battery to protect from over-charging and rapid
discharging of the Lithium Ion battery. In the event of a rapid discharge, due to short-
circuiting the battery or an over charge condition, the internal circuit will trip and render
the battery inoperative and will have to be replaced. The charger will indicate a full
charge condition (Green LED), but the battery will not power the light.
Do not short circuit the battery. A short circuit will occur if the electrical contacts,
(contact rings), on the inside end of the battery come in contact with each other by metal
(such as coins, clips, pens, keys or necklaces, etc.). This will cause the internal fuse to
blow.
The battery and charger are calibrated to sense charge rate and charge capacity. Under
normal circumstances the system works reliably. Excessive temperature, power surges,