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129360-627 Operator Manual Operating Instructions
» Check Power Cord,
Plug, and Operation
(See Figure 5)
Daily Maintenance
6.0 Lighthead (Electrical)
6.1 With power OFF, remove the lighthead cover and check 1 X per year
wiring in lighthead for routing, wear, and tightness of
connections (refer to Section 4 in the Maintenance Manual).
6.2 Reinstall lighthead cover and restore power to lights. Measure
lamp voltage with lighthead(s) on small pattern, high intensity.
Adjust to 21.8 - 22.2 VDC if needed (refer to Section 4 in the
Maintenance Manual).
(Record voltage before adjustment)*
Each inspection
(Record voltage after adjustment, if needed)* Each inspection
6.3 Check membrane switch for proper operation. Each inspection
7.0 Final Test
7.1 Check lighthead and mount for physical damage or abuse. Each inspection
7.2 With light(s) on high intensity, move each light fixture Each inspection
through all angles of articulation. Verify that light moves
smoothly and easily, and that light does not flicker.
7.3 Verify operation through all control intensities. Each inspection
7.4 Reinstall any covers removed. Check area to ensure Each inspection
removal of all materials used during inspection.
7.5 Notify Customer that PM inspection is complete. Each inspection
1. Inspect power cord and replace if any damaged insulation and exposed
wires are present.
2. Inspect plug as follows:
a. Check for tightness of plug connection to power cord; replace if loose.
b. Check for bent or damaged prongs and any insulation damage; replace
if necessary.
3. Operate light fixture per Section 4 and verify both pattern sizes and all three
intensity levels are functional.
Figure 5. POWER CORD/PLUG
Check Prongs
for Damage
Check
Tightness of
Plug to Cord
Check for
Damaged
Insulation
WARNING - PERSONAL
INJURY HAZARD: Do not at-
tempt to replace lamp unless
power is turned off at the
circuit breaker or fuse box.
For floor stand units, unplug
at receptacle. Make sure the
lighthead is cool before
touching.
Preventive
Maintenance
Schedule
(continued)