DISASSEMBLY
Canopy
Use an appropriate knife to carefully remove the
two decorative caps that cover the plastic rivets
(7) from the end covers of the lamp housing (35 +
40) and then lever the rivets out of the lamp
housing with the knife.
Use an appropriate
screwdriver to
carefully remove
the 5 screw covers
(34) and to loosen
the screws (36).
Now the end
covers can be
removed from the
lamp housing.
Unscrew the body cooling fan on the left side of
the canopy and take it out.
Remove the screws.
Pull the ornamental/retaining strips (3) of the
acrylic sheet (44)
up and snap them
out.
Lift the acrylic sheet from the appliance together
with a second person.
The TL’s (41 + 42), the starter (18) and the safety
switch of the lamp filter (60) are now accessible.
To remove the cover of the lamp housing (38), first
remove the decorative caps of the four plastic
rivets (37) with a suitable knife.
Be careful: prevent scratches on the cover!
Then pull the cover of the lamp housing out of the
grooves of the housing parts (39 + 43).
Lift the cover off the housing parts together with a
second person and place it on a soft surface
behind the appliance in such a way that the con-
necting cable (48) is not subjected to a too high
mechanical load.
Now all the other parts of the lamp housing of the
canopy are accessible and can be disassembled.
Before the HP 400 lamps can be taken out, the
reflector (58) and the filter unit (59) have to be
loosened and removed.
To disassemble the two upper fans (23), first
remove the two ballasts and then lift the fans with
the fan holders out of the housing so that the
fixing screws can be loosened.
Mark the position of the filter holders before
disassembly to make sure that they can be
assembled in exactly the same position when
reassembling the lamp housing, which is
necessary to ensure that the rivets of the cover of
the lamp housing (38) can be reinserted without a
problem.
To disassemble switches SK 1-4 (55, 56, 57), the
housing part (43) must be pushed inwards and
downwards and kept apart with a suitable object.
The housing part (43) is highly flexible.
Appliances from
the first series
have another rivet
in their housing
part (43) that must
be removed before
the housing can be
pushed down.
This rivet must not
be replaced.
To disassemble the gas pressure springs (53), fold
the canopy up and have a second person lock it in
this position.
Push housing part (43) inwards and downwards
and keep it apart with a suitable object.
Remove the spring retainer cover (54) with a
suitable screwdriver and then loosen the retaining
nut.
The gas pressure spring can now be removed
from the appliance.
Always use a new spring retainer cover (54) when
reassembling the appliance!
To disassemble the body cooling fans (64), take
the two housing halves (63) apart after
loosening four screws.
The fans that have already been unscrewed can
now be disassembled further.
Couch
Use an appropriate knife to carefully remove the
two decorative caps that cover the plastic rivets (7)
from the end covers of the lamp housing (6 + 11).
Then lever the rivets out of the lamp housing with
the knife.
Use an appropriate screwdriver to carefully remo-
ve the 4 screw covers (34) and to loosen the
screws (36).
Now the end covers can be removed from the
lamp housing (6 + 11).
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