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Symptom
Possible reason
Solution
Possible faults
The lamp does not
illuminate.
There is no main voltage.
Examine if the cable is connected.
Examine if damages at the net inlet could be
the cause.
Examine whether the main voltage plug
connectors at the convenience outlet and the
light are put in. At the light the union nut of the
spark plug must be completely screwed on.
Examine it the RCD did not release for example
is switched on.
The temperature rise switch
released.
The temperature rise switch interrupts the
voltage supply of the lamp means with
temperature rises. The internal exhaust keeps
running.
Not all lamps are
working.
One or more lamps are defective.
The exchange of the illuminate means is further
described on top in this document.
If a single or several illuminate means in spite
of exchange still does not work a disturbance is
given and the light must be sent to the repair.
Half of the lamps are switched off.
The light owns a tilting counter at your
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illuminate means switched on, while in switch
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means to avoid the glare of driving past drivers
of a vehicle, by correct installation.
The light cannot be atta-
ched to the stand pipe.
The screw at the stand admission
pipe of the light is too far screwed
in.
The light owns a toggle screw in the tripod
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this screw is already screwed before touchdown
of the light on the tripod to far back in the
tripod admission pipe, the light cannot be put
on. Lower the toggle screw something and try
it once more.
