LIVARNO LUX 10603A, Assembly, Operating And Safety Instructions

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wear suitable protective gloves at all times if
such an event occurs.
Only use rechargeable batteries of the correct
size and and the recommended type (see section
”Technical data”).
Ensure correct polarity, indicated in the battery
compartment.
Functionality
The solar cell built into the product converts sunlight
into electricity and stores it in a Ni-MH rechargeable
battery. The light switches on at dusk. The built-in LED
is an energy-saving light bulb with a very long life.
The light duration depends on the amount of sunlight,
the angle at which light hits the solar panel, and the
temperature (the battery capacity varies by temper-
ature). A vertical angle of light at temperatures above
the freezing point is ideal. The rechargeable battery
will only achieve its maximum capacity after several
charging and discharging cycles.
Initial use
Mounting the light
WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES!
Wear protective gloves when assem-
bling and setting up the light!
Pull the solar cell housing
2
including lamp-
shade
1
out of the lamp body
3
.
Push the ground stake
4
out of the adapter
5
and into the lamp body
3
.
Push the ground stake
4
into the ground in the
desired location and attach the lamp body
3
.
Set the ON / OFF switch
7
to the position
marked “ON“ to allow the product to switch
on in the dark.
Reattach the solar cell housing
2
with lamp
shade
1
to the lamp body
3
. Your solar light
is now ready to use.
Installing the light
Push the ground stake
4
far enough into the
ground (lawn, flower bed) so it is firmly positioned
upright in the ground. Then attach the assembled
solar light to the ground spike
4
.
Make sure it is firmly positioned. Do not use force
when assembling or setting up the product, e.g.
hammer blows. This will damage the product.
In order to achieve the best result, set the solar
garden lamp up in a place where the solar cell
will get direct sunlight for as long as possible.
Make sure the solar cell is not impacted by other
light sources, e.g. yard or street lighting, or the
light will not switch on at dusk.
The light will automatically switch on in low light
and switch off in normal daylight.
Replacing the
rechargeable battery
The batteries should be replaced every 12 months
to ensure optimum performance.
Remove the lampshade
1
from the lamp
body
3
.
Pull the solar cell housing
2
out of the lamp-
shade
1
.
Switch off the light using the ON / OFF switch
7
by setting the switch to the “OFF“ position.
Remove the fastening screws
8
using a small
cross-tip screwdriver. Then open the battery cover
on the solar cell housing
2
using a flat-head
screwdriver.
Replace the old battery
10
with a new recharge-
able battery, taking care not to damage the
cables. Please note the polarity when inserting
the battery. This is shown inside the battery com-
partment
9
. Use only rechargeable batteries
of the recommended type (see “Technical data“).
Close the battery cover and tighten the retaining
screws
8
using a small cross-tip screwdriver. Set
the ON / OFF switch
7
to the “ON“ position.
Reattach the solar cell housing
2
to the lamp
shade
1
. Then assemble the remaining parts
of the lamp.