4
Push the release tab and remove
the battery compartment cover.
Replace the old battery with a fresh
18500
Lithium
Phosphate
rechargeable battery. Replace the
battery compartment cover. (FIG.3)
CAUTION:
CONTAINS
LITHIUM
PHOSPHATE
BATTERY. BATTERY MUST BE RECYCLED OR
DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.
TROUBLESHOOTING AND TIPS
If your solar light does not turn on at night or its nightly run time is
shorter, it may be caused by one of the following conditions:
1. Battery is not fully charged. Make sure the solar light is
located in an area where it can receive the maximum amount
of full, direct sunlight everyday. If the solar light does not
receive enough sunlight during a day (e.g. due to cloudy or
overcast weather conditions), it will be recharged on the next
sunny day and resume normal operation. Keeping the solar
panel clean is equally important to ensure the maximum
charging performance.
2. The solar light is installed close to other light sources, which
may keep the solar light from turning on at night
automatically. To solve the problem, relocate the fixture or
eliminate other light sources.
3. The battery is reaching the end of its useful life and needs to
be replaced.
Winter tips:
Keep debris and snow off the solar panel to allow the battery to
recharge. If lights have been covered by snow for a long time,
allow batteries to recharge in full, direct sunlight for at least 10-12
hours so they can maintain maximum capacity.
FIG.3
(1)