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Operation
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First time use
□ Remove the pull tab (1) in between the battery and its
connector.
□ The solar light needs to charge in full sunlight for 8 - 12
hours to allow the rechargeable battery to reach
maximum capacity. For optimum performance, allow
the battery to charge in full sunlight.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
The light does not come on.
Possible Cause
□ There is plastic over the solar cell.
□ The pull tab was not removed.
□ The batteries are dirty.
□ The batteries are dead.
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Replacing the battery
□ Carefully pull the light head (A) off of the pole (B).
□ Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw (1)
holding the battery cover in place.
□ Open the cap from the bottom of of the light head (A).
□ Remove the old battery and replace with a new Ni-Cd
AA 250 mAh rechargeable battery.
□ Close the cap.
□ Return the screw removed earlier.
□ Place the light head (A) back on the pole (B).
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Solution
□ Make sure there is no plastic over the
solar cell.
□ Make sure that the pull tab is removed.
□ Remove batteries, wipe both ends with
a clean dry cloth, and replace batteries.
□ Test batteries by replacing with alkaline
batteries and placing the light in a dark
room. DO NOT leave the alkaline
batteries in the light. Replace with new
batteries if needed.
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Please contact 1-855-HD-HAMPTON for further assistance.
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HAMPTONBAY.COM
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