TROUBLESHOOTING
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Lights will not come | 1. Light switch is turned off. | |||||
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| 2. Flood light | is | loose or | |
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| 3. | Fuse is blown or circuit breaker | ||
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| 4. | Daylight | ||
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| 5. | Incorrect circuit wiring, if this is a | ||
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| new installation. |
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Lights | come | on | 1. Light Control may be installed in | |||
in daylight. |
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| a relatively dark location. | |||
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| 2. | Light Control is in Test. | ||
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Lights | come | on | 1. Light Control | may | be sensing | |
for no | apparent |
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reason. |
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| 2. | Sensitivity is set too high.(Reduce | ||
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| sensitivity.) |
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SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE |
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Lights stay on | 1. A flood lamp is positioned too close to |
continuously. | the sensor or pointed at nearby objects |
| that cause heat to trigger the sensor. |
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| sensor or nearby objects). |
| 2. Light Control is pointed toward a heat |
| source like an air vent, dryer vent, or |
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| face. (Reposition sensor). |
| 3. Light Control is in Manual Mode. |
| (Switch to Auto.) |
Lights flash on | 1. Heat or light from the lamps may be |
and off. | turning the Light Control on and off. |
| (Reposition the lamps away from the |
| sensor). |
| 2. Heat being reflected from other objects |
| may be affecting the sensor. (Reposi- |
| tion sensor). |
| 3. Light Control is in the Test mode and |
| warming up.(Flashing is normal under |
| these conditions). |
| 4. Light may be leaking through the |
| floodlamp reflectors. (Replace the |
| lamps with new high quality PAR 38 |
| lamps). |
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