TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | |
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Lights will | 1. | Light switch is turned off. |
not come on. | 2. | Light is loose or burned out. |
| 3. | Fuse is blown or circuit breaker is |
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| turned off. |
| 4. | Daylight |
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| after dark). |
| 5. | Incorrect circuit wiring, if this is a new |
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| installation. |
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| area. |
Lights come | 1. | Light control may be installed in a |
on in day- |
| relatively dark location. |
light. | 2. | Light control is in TEST. (Set control |
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| switch to an |
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Lights come | 1. | Light control may be sensing small |
on for no |
| animals or automobile traffic. |
apparent |
| sensor). |
reason. | 2. | RANGE is set too high. (Reduce |
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| RANGE). |
| 3. | DualBrite® Timer is on. |
Lights turn | 1. | Sensor is in a relatively dark location. |
off too late |
| (Relocate sensor, or use 3 hr or 6 hr |
in |
| setting). |
Dawn setting. |
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SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | |
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Lights stay | 1. A bulb is positioned too close to the | |
on continu- |
| sensor or pointed at nearby objects |
ously. |
| that cause heat to trigger the sensor. |
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| (Reposition the bulb away from the |
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| sensor or nearby objects). |
| 2. | Sensor is pointed toward a heat source |
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| like an air vent, dryer vent, or brightly- |
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| painted |
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| sition sensor. Reduce RANGE). |
| 3. | Light control is in Manual Mode.(Switch |
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| to Auto). |
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Lights flash | 1. | Heat or light from the bulbs may be |
on and off. |
| turning the light control on and off. |
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| (Reposition the bulbs away from the |
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| sensor). |
| 2. | Heat being reflected from other objects |
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| may be affecting the sensor. (Reposi- |
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| tion sensor). |
| 3. | Light control is in the TEST mode and |
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| warming up. (Flashing is normal under |
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| these conditions. Turn BOOST off). |
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Lights flash | 1. | Sensor is detecting its own lights. |
once, then |
| (Reposition bulbs to keep area below |
stay off in |
| the sensor relatively dark). |
Manual Mode. |
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