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Carefully strip the outer cord jacket to expose six (6) inches of the underlying three
insulated wires.
5. Tape the three existing light wires to the replacement light cord with electrical
insulating tape. Avoid wrapping too much tape around the cords. Otherwise, the
thickness will be too great for the cord to be able to be pulled through the conduit
to the junction box.
6. After removing the junction box cover, disconnect the light fixture wires. Then, pull
the cord through the conduit until it is visible in the junction box conduit. Remove the
tape from the cords and separate the wires.
7. Carefully strip the outer cord jacket from the new light cord to expose six (6) inches
of the underlying three insulated wires.
8. Connect these three (3) wires to their corresponding junction box circuit wires and
secure the junction box cover in place.
9. Be sure to leave at least four (4) feet of cord at base of the fixture to coil around the
light to ensure ease of servicing; reference Figure 1.
10. Install the Color Splash LED light fixture into the niche.
11. Using the stainless steel pilot screw provided, install the Color Splash LED light
fixture assembly into the niche, carefully tightening the pilot screw. (Reference Figure
1)
12. Make a final check to confirm proper light operation by switching “on” the main
switch or circuit breaker and the light switch. The light should illuminate when
power is switched “on”. If the light is not operating, go back to Step 1 to recheck each
installation step for proper completion.
INSTALLER NOTICE:
This light’s external cord cannot be replaced and should be
handled with care. Any damage to this external cord necessitates replacing the light.
This special pilot screw secures and electrically grounds the fixture to the mounting
ring and wet niche. Failure to install the stainless steel pilot screw provided could
create an electrical shock hazard, resulting in death or serious injury to pool users,
installers or others.
WARNING! Use only the
stainless steel screw
provided with this underwater
light.
