FUNCTION
REPLACEMENT LAMP
Rotator
Part No. 8440A256-02
TCL
Part No. 8107141
Solaris 6 LED
Replacement Module
Gen-3
Amber-Part No. 8654167-02
Blue-Part No. 8654167-03
Red-Part No. 8654167-04
White-Part No. 8654167-05
Table 1.
REMOVE AND
REPLACE SCREWS
REMOVE AND
REPLACE SCREW
BRACKET
REMOVE AND
REPLACE SCREWS
SOLARIS 6
LED MODULE
SOLARIS 6
LED MODULE
POD BRACKET
290A5273
Figure 2.
Turn on the flasher in Mode 1. Short across
the programming pins until the desired pattern is
running. Allow the pattern to run for 15-seconds and it
is now programmed.
III. NFPA INSTALLATION.
MESSAGE TO NFPA INSTALLERS
For mounting, color configuration, and mount-
ing considerations, refer to the latest edition of
the NFPA standard for automotive fire appara-
tus.
IV. BASIC MAINTENANCE.
A.
Cleaning the Plastic Domes.
Ordinary cleaning of the plastic domes can be
accomplished by using mild soap and a soft rag. Should
fine scratches or a haze appear on the domes, they can
ordinarily be removed with a non-abrasive, high quality,
one-step automotive paste cleaner/wax and a soft cloth.
WARNING
The use of other materials such as strong
detergents, solvents, petroleum products,
etc. can cause crazing (cracking) of the
plastic domes. If crazing of domes does
occur, reliability of light for emergency
purposes may be reduced until domes are
replaced.
B.
LED Assembly Replacement (Solaris 6 LED
Gen 3).
WARNING
A serious injury may result if LED assem-
bly is touched when hot. Always allow LED
assembly to cool before removing.
See figure 2. Refer to table 1 and replace the
defective LED assembly with an exact replacement only.
C.
Lamp Replacement.
WARNING
A serious injury may result if lamp is
touched when hot. Always allow lamp to
cool before removing.
CAUTION
Service life of lamp will be shortened if glass
portion is touched. If glass has been handled,
clean carefully with a grease solvent.
1.
Stationary Lamps.
See figure 3. To replace the lamp, Twist to
unlock and then pull the defective lamp out of the
socket. Install a new lamp of the same type in the
socket.
2.
Rotating or Oscillating Lamps.
CAUTION
Forced rotation of the light mechanism will
cause damage to the worm gear. ALWAYS rotate
the light mechanism by rotating the motor
shaft.
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