VEC128SL_ManualEN_092605 9/26/05 9:20 AM Page 11
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BARREL CONNECTOR
4.1 AC RECHARGE
The AC Recharge adapter provides 300 mA DC for recharging the batteries. Power the AC Recharger from a standard, 120 volt, 60 Hz AC North American receptacle. The AC recharger will not support lamp operation. Do not operate the lamps while the AC Recharger is connected to the Recharge Port. Charge with lamps Off until LEDs are equally bright. This steady recharge will prolong battery life. Only use the supplied AC
4.2 DC RECHARGE DC
The Recharge adapter provides DC for recharging the batteries. Power the DC Recharger from a standard, 12 volt DC cigarette lighter type accessory socket. Charge until LEDs are equally bright. Only use the supplied DC Recharger - do not substitute with another. The DC Recharge Adapter’s DC Plug is equipped with a
5.MAINTENANCE/PARTS REPLACEMENT
If the unit has dirt on it, gently clean the outer surfaces of the Sport Spot Lantern with a soft cloth moistened with a mild solution of water and detergent. Periodically inspect the condition of recharge adapters, connectors and wires. Replace any components that may have become worn or broken.
Four parts are replaceable by users. The quartz halogen bulb and the fluorescent tube are proprietary and are only available through Vector Manufacturing. The sealed lead acid battery and fuse are available from Vector as well as from popular automotive parts suppliers nationwide. Contact Technical Support for replacement parts and any additional information that you may need at (866)
6.SPOTLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT
See Figure 3 for bulb removal and replacement.
WARNING:
DO NOT ATTEMPT SPOTLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT UNLESS POWER IS OFF AND THE BATTERY IS DISCONNECTED. SEE SECTION 9.
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SPOTLIGHT BULB REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
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1. SAFETY RING
2.RETAINING RING TAB
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6.1SPOTLIGHT BULB REMOVAL PROCEDURE
1.Make sure that the Power Switch is Off AND the battery is disconnected.
2.Rest the unit on a secure tabletop.
3.Position the head to be in the Spotlight position.
4.Lift off the rubber Safety Ring and set it aside.
5.Grasp the Retaining Ring and rotate it slightly clockwise until the ring’s tab lines up with the notch in the head.
6.Lift off the retaining ring.
7.Pull the lens, “O” ring and reflector assembly from the head.
8.Set the lens and “O” ring aside.
9.The Reflector/Lamp Assembly should be hanging from the two wires.
10.On the Reflector Assembly, carefully squeeze the two retaining wires together and lift them to release them from the “T” slot.
11.Loosen the
12.Rotate the two retaining wires upward as shown, to allow the bulb to lift out.
13.Disconnect the white wire by pulling apart the two connectors on the wire.
14.Follow local procedures for bulb disposal.
6.2SPOTLIGHT BULB INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
1.Insert the new bulb in the Reflector/Lamp Assembly.
2.Rotate the two retaining wires downward as shown, to hold the bulb in place.
3.Tighten the screw— item #11.
4.Connect the white wire by pushing together the two connectors.
5.On the reflector Assembly, carefully squeeze the two retaining wires together and place them in the “T” slot.
6.Replace the Reflector/Lamp Assembly, “O” Ring and Lens.
7.Place the Retaining Ring so that it’s tabs are aligned with the notches in the head.
8.Press the Retaining Ring until it is fully seated and rotate it slightly counter clock– wise to secure it against the head.
9.Replace the rubber Safety Ring by pushing it onto the Retaining Ring. Make sure the Safety Ring is fully seated.
10. Check the spotlight operation by reconnecting the battery and turning on | 4 |
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