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3. sPeCIfICatIOn
Model no:.............................................................. LP3000 ...............................LP1500
Heater Dimensions (W x D x H): ............410 x 75 x 340mm ............ 400 x 100 x 140mm
Maximum Height: .................................................. 1700mm ............................. 1600mm
Minimum Height: ..................................................... 800mm ............................... 600mm
nett Weight: .............................................................6.72Kg ................................ 4.71Kg
Power: .............................................................1500/3000W ................................ 1500W
Supply: .............................................................. 230V - 13A ..........................230V - 13A
4. asseMbLy
4.1.
fIttInG LaMP tO the stand (fig.1)
WarnInG! Isolate heater from mains before any assembling and/or maintenance
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operations are carried out.
4.1.1.
Place the locating hole in the lamp's bracket onto the thread situated at the top of the
stand.
4.1.2.
Secure with plastic wing nut provided.
4.2.
eLeMent rePLaCeMent - LP1500.V2
WarnInG! disconnect from the mains before replacing element.
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WarnInG! never touch the element glass directly with fingers, only touch the
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ceramic ends or use a soft cloth, otherwise the tube may get damaged.
WarnInG! When removing/replacing the element, take great care not to expose the element to excessive force as this may cause
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the element to fracture.
4.2.1.
Remove the four screws located at each end of the face of the lamp which hold the end reflectors
and grill in place, (See fig.2).
4.2.2.
Slide the element out from it's clips (See fig.3A) taking care not to stress the attached wires. loosen
the nut on the top of the pillar at each end of the reflector and slide out the forked connector (See
fig.3B). The element can now be removed.
4.2.3.
lay the new element on a soft cloth in front of the heater body and connect the wires at either end to
the pillars ensuring that the fork connector at the end of each wire is fully inserted between the plain
and serrated washers. Retighten the nuts at the top of each pillar.
4.2.4.
Insert the new tube into the clips with the wire connections facing downwards. ensure that the
excess loops of wire lie in the voids at either end of the casing and not on top of or underneath the
reflector.
4.2.5.
Push the end reflectors on to each end of the grill and place the assembly onto the face of the main
body. line up the holes in the end reflectors with the holes in the main body and insert the screws
finger tight. Check that there are no wires trapped or showing then tighten the screws.
fig.2
4.3.
eLeMent rePLaCeMent - LP3000.
WarnInG! disconnect from the mains before replacing element.
‰
WarnInG! never touch the element glass directly with fingers, only touch the ceramic ends or use a soft cloth, otherwise the tube
‰
may get damaged.
WarnInG! When removing/replacing the element, take great care
‰
not to expose it to excessive force as this may cause it to fracture.
4.3.1.
Place the heater face up on a clean work surface.
4.3.2.
Remove the four screws which retain the grille and lift it clear of the
main body (See fig.4)
4.3.3.
Remove the four screws which retain the plain right hand endplate
and lift it clear of the main body. (See fig.4)
4.3.4.
Remove the four screws which retain the left hand endplate and allow
it to rest on the work surface. dO nOt stretch the wires that connect
to the switches as this may result in loose or faulty connections (See
fig.5).
4.3.5.
The wires at the end of each element should be disconnected from
the terminal blocks before attempting to unclip the elements.
© Jack Sealey limited
Original Language Version
lP1500.V2
lP3000
fig.3
fig.1
lP1500.V2 LP3000 Issue 4 (HF) 14/11/18
fig.4
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