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INSTRUCTION MANUAL - EnerSys-Hawker

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6. Reassemble the glass (lens) and bezel to the<br />

headpiece assembly.<br />

� Replacing the reflector<br />

1. Remove the bezel ring and lens.<br />

2. Remove the reflector from main bulb bush<br />

connection.<br />

3. Remove gasket around reflector.<br />

4. Place the gasket around the new reflector.<br />

Ensure the gasket is in place all the way<br />

around reflector.<br />

5. Thread the reflector onto the bush connection.<br />

6. Reassemble the lens and bezel ring (see<br />

Reassembling of bezel ring).<br />

� Replacing the Cable<br />

1. Remove the cable from the battery<br />

terminals.<br />

6<br />

2. Cut the cable tie which secures the cable<br />

under the battery cover, and gently pull<br />

the cable out of the battery cover gland.<br />

3. Unscrew the battery collar / cable outlet<br />

gland from the headpiece.<br />

4. Remove the bezel ring (see “removing the<br />

bezel ring”) and glass from the headpiece.<br />

5. Use the spring screwdriver to remove the<br />

screws holding the cable terminals inside<br />

the headpiece, and gently pull the cable<br />

out of the side aperture.<br />

Note: Take care to note the correct polarity of<br />

the cable so that reassembly is correctly<br />

achieved, and the battery is not “reverse<br />

charged”.<br />

6. To replace the cable reverse the above<br />

procedure.<br />

Note:- Always remember to refit the cable<br />

outlet gland over the cable before<br />

commencing reassembly.<br />

� Reassembling the bezel ring<br />

When the lens is in position over the reflector, the<br />

bezel ring is locked in position by a hex headed<br />

lock screw that fits into a countersunk hole and<br />

then enters one of the slots in the bezel ring.<br />

The countersunk hole enclosing the lock pin can<br />

be filled with wax if desired.

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