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7. Record the burn time and date on the battery. Don't forget to update this
information with each subsequent test of your battery.
8. Charge the battery immediately. Never discharge your battery below about
9 volts as it can damage the cells to experience deep discharge for any
prolonged period. Any time the battery is discharged it should be charged
as soon as possible. A quick recharge is especially important when the bat
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tery is deeply discharged.
Transporting Your Light
Your Halcyon light should be left unplugged during transport. You want to
eliminate the possibility of activating the light while the unit is out of the
water. The Explorer lid design has a travel plug configuration for connectors.
Be sure to reconnect the battery prior to getting into the water and to
disconnect the battery prior to travel.
Troubleshooting Your Halcyon HID Light
If you are experiencing problems with your HID light before the end of its
expected lifespan, take a second to inspect the bulb and ballast assembly:
Bulbs
•Inspect the bulb to make sure it is seated in the socket.
•Inspect for broken arc tube or outer lamp jacket.
•Check connection where glass meets the base.
•Make a visual inspection of the bulb for broken or loose components in
the lamp envelope.
•Inspect for arc tube end blackening.
•Inspect for deposits inside the outer glass envelope.
Ballast points-of-failure
•Attempt ignition a second time after properly resetting the ballast by
disconnecting, waiting 15 seconds, and then reconnecting the connec-
tors attached to the lid.
•Are you using Halcyon replacement lamps? Your ballast will not work
with incorrect wattage lamps.
•Avoid possible overheating due to ambient temperature.
•Inspect ballast housing for mechanical damage.
Troubleshooting your Halcyon LED Light
Why is my LED flickering?
If the flickering begins underwater, it is possible that your battery needs to
be charged and the voltage protection circuit has been engaged. Charge