How to adapt the plastic hook to pools with metallic coping (“Playa”)
Place the inox flange (no. 19) to the plastic hook (no.13) with the help of the plastic rivets (no. 21). Use a
wood plug (nº 23) and a small hammer (nº 24) to carry out this operation. Screw in the screw (no. 20) into
the metallic flange (Fig. 7).
Fix the support to one of the PVC profiles placed under the coping by using the screw (no 20); before the
screw reaches the steel pool wall, place the rubber bumper (no. 22) between the wall and the screw (Fig 8).
Pass the electrical cord of the transformer (no. 18) over the PVC profile and place the coping on its position
to protect the cord (Fig. 9).
5. MAINTENANCE
To remove the Floodlamp from the swimming pool, use a screwdriver to loosen the two screws (No 15) until
they are fully unscrewed. Remove the floodlamp unit and the support arm unit as though it were a single
piece.
To change the lamp of the floodlamp, first removed the unit from the water. Take off the decorative ring and
invert it so that the insertion points on the Decorative Ring (No 7) match the insertion points on the Bayonet
Ring (No 6). Turn counter-clockwise.
(See the arrows on the decorative ring marked OPEN-CLOSE) (Fig. 4).
The lamp can be changed without dismounting the Reflector (No. 2) (Fig. 5).
VERY IMPORTANT:
To change the lamp, always use the plastic protector. Never touch the lamp with your
bare hands (Fig 5). To mount the floodlamp, proceed in the opposite order of that described.
Attention:
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Before any handling ensure that there is NO voltage supplied to the floodlamp.
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The new lamp should have the same characteristics as that supplied with the floodlamp (50W or 75W)
12V halogen lamp.
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In order to ensure full watertightness clean the seat of floodlamp lens joint (no. 4) or replace this if any
permanent deformation or notches are visible.
6. START-UP
Ensure that the voltage the lamp receives is never greater than 12 V.
The floodlamp should only operate underwater while secured to the vertical walls of the pool. Never switch
on the floodlamp if it is not underwater.
7. SAFETY WARNINGS
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The persons who are in charge of assembly should have the required qualifications for this type of work.
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Avoid making contact with the electric voltage.
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Comply with the current standards regarding accident prevention.
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In this regard, the IEC 364-7-702 standards must be observed:
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WIRING IN BUILDINGS. SPECIAL WIRING. SWIMMING POOLS.
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Any operation related to the maintenance or replacement of parts should be performed with the floodlamp
disconnected from the electric power system.
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Do not handle with wet feet.
8. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Processing of electrical and electronic equipment after their period of use (Only applicable in the E.U.)
Our goods are designed and manufactured using top quality materials and components, which
are environment-friendly and which can be reused and recycled. This symbol, marked on the
equipment or packaging, means that this equipment can not be processed as normal domestic
waste. You should hand it in to the technician who installs the new equipment or at special
collection points for electric and electronic equipment. Recycling this equipment does not
cost you anything and by separating it from other waste, you are helping to prevent negative
consequences for the environment and for people’s health by avoiding incorrect handling.
Help us to preserve the Environment. Thank you.
For detailed information on how to correctly dismantle this equipment for recycling, please contact us
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