Caution: Gloves and eye protection should be worn when replacing the globe and
halogen bulb.
Step 1: Remove the green End Cap by sliding it up and off of the Polycarbonate
Tube Guard. Slide the End Cap up and onto the power cord where it will be out of
the way.
Step 2: Slide the Quartz Tube out of the Tube Guard.
Step 3: Grasp the quartz globe with one hand. Grasp the top of the rubber stopper
as close to the top of the light as possible, with the other hand and pull the stopper
from the tube.
Step 4: Still wearing gloves, remove the old halogen bulb from the ceramic socket(s)
and replace with the new halogen bulb. Caution: Always wear gloves or use a clean
cloth when touching halogen bulbs. The oils from your skin will greatly reduce the
life expectancy of the bulb. You can order new 50-watt replacement bulbs from
Fishing Lights Etc., or you can use any bi-pin 12VDC halogen bulb rated from 10
watts to 100 watts. If using the 120VAC lights, any bi-pin 120VAC halogen bulb will
work.
Step 5: Slide the light assembly back into the Quartz Tube. Press the rubber
stopper into the tube until it fits snugly. Be careful not to press the stopper too far
into the tube, or it may break the tube. A good seal is all that is required.
Step 6: Slide the Quartz Tube back into the Polycarbonate Tube Guard.
Step 7: Slide the green End Cap over the end of the Polycarbonate Tube Guard.
Note: To prevent water leakage into the light, occasionally check to make sure the
tube stopper has not worked itself loose.
halogen bulb.
Step 1: Remove the green End Cap by sliding it up and off of the Polycarbonate
Tube Guard. Slide the End Cap up and onto the power cord where it will be out of
the way.
Step 2: Slide the Quartz Tube out of the Tube Guard.
Step 3: Grasp the quartz globe with one hand. Grasp the top of the rubber stopper
as close to the top of the light as possible, with the other hand and pull the stopper
from the tube.
Step 4: Still wearing gloves, remove the old halogen bulb from the ceramic socket(s)
and replace with the new halogen bulb. Caution: Always wear gloves or use a clean
cloth when touching halogen bulbs. The oils from your skin will greatly reduce the
life expectancy of the bulb. You can order new 50-watt replacement bulbs from
Fishing Lights Etc., or you can use any bi-pin 12VDC halogen bulb rated from 10
watts to 100 watts. If using the 120VAC lights, any bi-pin 120VAC halogen bulb will
work.
Step 5: Slide the light assembly back into the Quartz Tube. Press the rubber
stopper into the tube until it fits snugly. Be careful not to press the stopper too far
into the tube, or it may break the tube. A good seal is all that is required.
Step 6: Slide the Quartz Tube back into the Polycarbonate Tube Guard.
Step 7: Slide the green End Cap over the end of the Polycarbonate Tube Guard.
Note: To prevent water leakage into the light, occasionally check to make sure the
tube stopper has not worked itself loose.
| Bulb - Globe Replacement |
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| Replacing the bulbs in the AquaStar and Magnum lights can be done by you in a couple minutes and there is no caulking or water proof sealing material to deal with. Simply pull out the bulb assembly, replace the bulb and slide it back in. Our patented design is completely water proof and we guarantee our lights will never leak or we'll replace them for FREE! |
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| Halogen Bulbs and Inner Globes are replaced quickly and easily! |
| Tube Guards protect the light from breaking and allow you to quickly change the color of the light. |
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