10
LAMPS FAIL TO LIGHT:
•
Check ambient temperature. Operating in temperatures above 125
°
F
(51
°
C) or below 60
°
F (15
°
C) the unit might have trouble starting.
•
With the power switch in the
ON
position, the red light should be on.
If it is not, Voltage is not present. Check your power feed.
•
The onboard dimmer should be full up. (Turned completely clockwise.)
•
Check lamp contact. Lamps must be properly seated. If one lamp is
not making contact or is burned out, two lamps will be off.
•
Replace lamp or lamps.
•
After having checked that lamps are correctly seated, turn off power to
the fixture for 60 seconds and restart.
•
Check that the lamp selector switch is in the appropriate setting.
Warning! To Ensure Proper Operation
ALWAYS TURN
OFF
THE FIXTURE
BEFORE connecting or disconnecting
lamps. After the lamps are properly
installed, the in-line switch can turn on the
Ballast. Avoid operating in temperatures
above 125
°
F (51
°
C) or below 60
°
F (15
°
C).
In temperatures below 60
°
F (15
°
C) the ballast may take longer to strike.
If lamps do not strike within 5 seconds, switch the ballast to OFF, and
try again. Check that the lamps are properly seated, set dimmer to Full and
restrike. If temperatures are too low, try to warm up the fixture to at least
60
°
F. Lamps will turn on at preset dimmer settings as long as the temperature
is above 60
°
F (15
°
C).
