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Changing the Lamp

The Halogen Lamp

For the ultimate in flashlight power as well as practicality, 
the Mag-Lite® Rechargeable Flashlight System™  features 
a halogen, tungsten filament, pin-type replaceable lamp
(bulb). Though small in size, its specifications are large: 
6 volts, 8.4 watts and a rating of 50 hours.

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CAUTION:

This bulb is pressurized and CAN SHATTER OR EXPLODE,

causing PERSONAL INJURY. Wear protective eyeglasses and clothing
when handling; never scratch bulb’s glass envelope; never splash bulb
with liquids. Bulb BURNS VERY HOT and CAN CAUSE BURN INJURY
OR HEAT OR FIRE DAMAGE. Remove battery pack and let bulb cool at
least two minutes before handling; avoid operating near materials that
are flammable or prone to heat or drying damage. Dispose of lamp 
with care.

Removing the Lamp

1.

Holding the largest part of the

flashlight’s head, unscrew the face
cap/reflector assembly. It will come
out with the face cap. This is
factory assembled and should not
be taken apart (Fig. 15).

2.

Holding the barrel in one hand

(Fig. 16), gently lower the head
until it touches the Charging Ring
Module (two silver rings). This
reveals the lamp for replacement. 

3.

Grasp the lamp firmly (Fig. 17) with thumb and forefinger. Pull straight

up until lamp’s pins are clear of receptacle. Do not dispose of old lamp in
fire or trash compactor. 

CAUTION:

Lamp is pin-type; do not apply excessive pressure.

4. The New Lamp

Line up the new lamp’s pins (Fig. 17) with the 2 holes in receptacle and
apply a straight downward pressure.

Note:

The receptacle is spring-loaded and the entire unit (receptacle) will

move down about 1/4 inch. When the glass of the lamp touches the
receptacle, release pressure and let go. Gently wipe bulb surface with a
clean, soft cloth to remove fingerprints.

5.

Raise the head of the light (Fig. 15) to its full up position. Reinsert face

cap and reflector assembly and screw on tightly.

Fig. 16

Fig. 17

Section 6

Fig. 15

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Changing the Lamp

*Lamp life may vary.

Summary of Contents for Rechargeable System (NiCad)

Page 1: ...Rechargeable System NiCad Syst me Rechargeable NiCad Sistema Recargable NiCad Owner s Manual Guide d Utilisation Manual del Propietario...

Page 2: ...out of the reach of small children Small parts in particular might present a choking hazard to children Do not allow children to handle or operate this flashlight BATTERY DISPOSAL Never discard a use...

Page 3: ...unplug the AC adapter or charging cradle from the power source before attempting any cleaning in order to avoid the risk of electric shock CAUTION Always confirm that the power cord is located so that...

Page 4: ...ars of experience in the precise world of fine machine tools our flashlights quickly became recognized for form and function and most importantly to you the consumer quality and dependability Taking a...

Page 5: ...f lamp see page 11 Focusing Beam patented cam action focusing mechanism by Mag Instrument has been further enhanced Fig 2 to allow for continuous rotation of the head 3 Switch A Mag Instrument advance...

Page 6: ...Little more than its own weight is sufficient And once it is mounted to a wall or in a vehicle you ll find that the designed leverage takes no effort at all Charging Cradle Constructed of super stron...

Page 7: ...t can be chosen for mounting there are no screws or fasteners supplied Be sure to use fasteners that give maximum holding power for repeated use Two mounting brackets are included for location versati...

Page 8: ...continued charging One extra mounting bracket is included for mounting in two different locations CAUTION Make sure wires cannot be pinched If wire is pinched it can cause immediate short and wires wi...

Page 9: ...t inoperable during shipment You must firmly tighten the tail cap Fig 12 to assure positive electrical contact Neither the flashlight nor the Charging Cradle will operate if this is neglected First Ch...

Page 10: ...of the lamp with hands and if so will the oils cause lamp damage A You can touch the glass when it s off cool without fear of lamp damage However it is always good practice to wipe lamp with a soft c...

Page 11: ...or assembly It will come out with the face cap This is factory assembled and should not be taken apart Fig 15 2 Holding the barrel in one hand Fig 16 gently lower the head until it touches the Chargin...

Page 12: ...out and the threads operating smoothly apply several drops of clean petroleum oil or jelly to these surfaces two or three times a year Anodized Exterior Finish The protective finish on the flashlight...

Page 13: ...to you How and when to make a warranty claim Before returning the flashlight or other system component for service be sure you have followed the steps outlined in the Troubleshooting Guide section of...

Page 14: ...ngue dur e L ampoule halog ne produit l un des faisceaux blancs les plus brillants et les plus longs Faisceau brevet r glage rapide par cames de large faible diffusion Fonctionne par rotation de la t...

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