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3. Separate the hard plastic cap from the body (fig. Q).
4. Note the battery can slide out of the body so keep the
body level (fig. R).
5. Slowly lift the lens end of the light so the battery slides
out of the body (fig. S).
6. The battery terminals are attached to two wires. These
wires must be disconnected from the terminals of the
battery.
WARNING: DO NOT
ALLOW BARE WIRES OR
CONNECTORS TO CONTACT
EACH OTHER DANGEROUS
SPARKING CAN OCCUR. NOTE
WHICH WIRES ARE ON THE
BATTERY TERMINALS
7. Note polarity of battery.
Note which color wire is on
which terminal.
8. Disconnect the wires from
the battery and set the
battery aside.
9. Connect the replacement
battery, making sure the
correct color wires are on
the new battery terminals.
Make sure POS (+) is red
and NEG (-) is black.
CAUTION:
Incorrectly
connected wires will not
allow the spotlight to operate.
Incorrect battery polarity
will damage the circuits
inside the spotlight. Double
check battery polarity before
reassembly!
10. Replace hard plastic battery compartment cover. Make
sure wires are not crushed.
11. Replace four Phillips screws in battery compartment
cover; do not over tighten.
12. Replace Rubber End Cap so the Recharge Port is
accessible. Charge the recommended time for a new
battery. This is typically 12 - 15 hours or until the
green Battery Status LED is lit.
Replacing the DC Plug Fuse
The fuse in the DC plug (10) protects the charging circuit
of the DC Recharge Adapter. If the AC recharger operates
but the DC charging adapter does not, then the fuse may
be opened. To replace the fuse:
1. Unscrew the end cap of the DC Plug
(counter-clockwise) (fig.T).
2. Remove spring center contact and fuse (fig. U).
3. Check fuse with a continuity checker.
4. If blown, locate replacement fuse with same type
and rating (0.5A)
5. Replace the fuse, spring, contact and end cap.
6. Screw end cap clockwise until it is finger tight.
DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN
7. Check for proper operation of DC Charger Adapter.
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R
S
T
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