6. Assembly

Inserting the 12 V 100W halogen bulb into the 106/106 z lamp housing

Unscrew the fastening screws of the cover and flip the cover up (16.1).

Unscrew the fastening screws of the lamp mount (16.8) and pull out the mount (Fig. 17).

Insert the lamp with the dust cover straight into the socket until it stops.

Caution!

Do not remove the lamp’s dust cover until af- ter you have installed the lamp. Avoid finger- prints on the lamp.

Insert the lamp mount, with the burner in- stalled, into the lamp housing and tighten it with the screws (16.8).

Close the lamp housing and retighten the fas- tening screws.

Place the lamp housing in the incident light lamp housing receptacle (18.1) and fasten it with the clamping screw on the side.

Connect the lamp housing to the power supply for incident light (symbol: ) (18.4).

• Remove the dust cover.

 

Fig. 18 Rear view of stand

 

 

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Incident light lamp housing receptacle

 

 

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Transmitted light lamp housing receptacle

 

 

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12 V 100 W connection for transmitted light (symbol:

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Fig. 17 Lamp mount with 12 V 100 W halogen bulb

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12 V 100 W connection for incident light (symbol:

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