Siemens PELTON & CRANE Light Fantastic II Installation Instructions Manual page 54

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C. Measure
(25/23/21/19
VAC)
between
points 5
and 6. If voltage is present, proceed to Section
3-11-D. If no voltage is present, wires in front
arm
are broken
and should
be replaced.
D. Measure
(25/23/21/19 VAC) between points 6
and 7. If voltage is present, proceed to Section
3-II-E. If no voltage is present, switch is defec-
tive and should
be replaced.
E.
Measure
(25/23/21/19
VAC)
between
points 8
and 9. If voltage
is present,
lamp
is defective
or contacts
are corroded
and
should
be re-
placed
or oleaned.
lf no
voltage
is present,
socket or socket wires are defective.
Replace
both sockets.
F.
Measure
120 VAC between
points 10 and 11. If
voltage
is present,
proceed
to 3-II-G.
If no
voltage is present,
proceed
to 3-I-H.
G. Remove transformer and switch. Check conti-
nuity between
L and
1, L and 2, and L and 3
with switch turned to H, M, L of disconnected
switch.
Continuity
proves
switch
is good
and
indicates transformer is defective, or switch is
defective
and
transformer
is good.
Measure
resistance
between
terminals
1
and
2
(with
transformer
disconnected),
which
should
be
approximately 0.1 ohms.
Infinite ohms
indicate
bad transformer. Measure resistance between
white
and
red
lead
of
disconnected
trans-
former,
which should be approximately 1 ohm.
Infinite ohms indicate a bad transformer.
H. For LFil, LFLII, LFWII (2) and LFWII (3), a
power
problem
exists which
is external
to the
light.
(Check
circuit
breakers.)
For
LFCII
or
LFCII-D,
the
problem
could
also be
in wiring
through
column.
Measure
voltage
between
points
12 and
13. If 120 VAC
is present, the
problem is in the wiring in column. If no voltage
It
TEST TRANSFORMER
A. Track
Light
. Other Models
V. FOCUS
LIGHT
NOTE: The lamp focus is factory set for an optimum
pattern
27"
(68.6
cm)
from
the
oral
cavity.
This results in an excellent
pattern in an 18"
(45.7 cm)
to 36"
(91.4 cm)
range from the
oral cavity. The lamp may be refocused for an
optimum
pattern
at other operating distances.
A. Turn
two
screws
on
front
of light
(Figure
2)
clockwise until both screws are tight. The pat-,
terns will now be partially overlapped as shown
in Pattern A, Figure
3.
B. Turn each screw counterclockwise equally one
turn at a time until the patterns
are superim-
posed as shown
in Pattern B, Figure
3.

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