BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Step 1: Detach light cover from the top of the lens section by twisting it in an anti-clockwise
direction and gently lifting off.
Step 2: Lift off the battery lid and replace old battery with new rechargeable 3.7V 14500 Lithium-ion
battery.
IMPORTANT : When the battery life is exhausted, the battery must be recycled or disposed of
properly.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF BATTERY IN FIRE
Step 3: Replace battery lid, and replace light cover back onto the lens section.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your solar light does not automatically turn on at night, it may be caused by one of the following
conditions:
1. H/L/OFF switch is not in H/L position. Slide the switch to H/L position.
2. Battery is not fully charged or needs replacing
3. Battery may not have been installed correctly. Check to ensure that the battery is not loose and
has been installed the correct way
4. Solar light might be positioned in a shaded location, limiting its exposure to the sun and not
allowing the battery to fully charge
5. Solar light might be too close to another night time light source, including another solar light.
6. Solar panel may be dirty, limiting its exposure to the sun and not allowing the battery to fully
charge. Clean the top surface of the solar panel regularly with a dampened cloth or paper towel
If your solar light only lights up for a few hours in stand-by mode, the solar panel may not be
receiving enough sunlight to fully charge the battery
NB : The performance of your Solar Light is dependent
on your geographical location, weather conditions and
seasonal lighting availability. On cloudy days and during
winter, the solar charge panel will not receive as much
direct sunlight resulting in reduced brightness and reduced
operating time
