HAMPTON BAY 10318 User Manual

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Assembly
Safety Information
Please note the following important safety notes:
1. The ground stake is sharp. Handle with care to avoid injury. 2. Do not dispose of battery in fire. Dispose of batteries
in accordance all local, state and federal regulations.
WARNING: Do not use hammer. If ground is
hard, use water to soften.
DANGER: Ground stake is sharp. Handle with
care.
IMPORTANT: Dispose of batteries in accordance
with all local, state and federal regulations.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Use and Care Guide
LED Solar Pathway Light (6-Pack)
Important: Retain for future reference. Read carefully.
Item #1002 627 475
Model #10318
Part
Parts List
Description Quantity
A Solar Top Housing 6
B
Glass Lens 6
C Post 6
Choosing the Right Location
Your solar pathway light should be installed in an area that gets DIRECT SUNLIGHT.
Your solar pathway light will produce more hours of operation when installed in an
area which is free from cover, shade, or shadowing.
D Ground Stake
6
How Solar Lights Work
Solar lights have a solar cell that converts sunlight into electricity. This electricity is used to
recharge the built-in battery each day. Since the solar lights are powered entirely by the
sunlight they receive each day, operating time will vary by specific location, daily weather
conditions, and season.
□ Remove the inverted ground stake (D)
stored inside the post (C).
□ Attach the post (C) to the ground stake (D)
by pushing the post (C) onto the top of
the ground stake (D).
□ Push the post-stake assembly into the
the ground.
CAUTION: The ground stake
is sharp. Be careful when
handling to avoid injury.
NOTE: Do not use a hammer.
If the ground is hard, use
water to soften.
□ For first time use, remove pull tab from the battery
compartment, located on the solar top housing (A).
A
B
□ Attach the solar top housing (A) on top of the glass lens (B)
using a clockwise twisting motion.
A
C
Do not press the top of
solar top housing (A). This can
damage the solar light.
□ Insert the solar light assembly (A) on top of the post (C).
11-800-7 1-1585
Made in China/Hecho en China/Fabriqué en Chine
Use Rechargeable Battery Only
Sólo Use Batería Recargable
Utilisez La Pile Rechargeable Seulement
ANi-MH A 1.2V 900mAh

HAMPTON BAY 10318 Specifications

General

Brand	Hampton Bay
Model	10318
Category	Outdoor Light
Light Bulb Type	LED
Power Source	Hardwired
Number of Bulbs	1
Type	Wall Lantern
Finish	Black
Voltage	120 Volts

Summary

Choosing the Right Location

How Solar Lights Work

Explains how solar lights convert sunlight into electricity for recharging. Operating time varies by location.

Assembly Instructions

Attaching Post to Ground Stake

Connects the post (C) to the ground stake (D) and inserts into the ground. Use water for hard ground.

Removing Battery Pull Tab

Removes the pull tab from the battery compartment on the solar top housing (A) before first use.

Attaching Solar Housing

Attaches the solar top housing (A) on top of the glass lens (B) using a clockwise twisting motion.

Inserting Solar Light Assembly

Inserts the solar light assembly (A) on top of the post (C). Avoid pressing the top to prevent damage.

Safety Information

Care and Cleaning

Cleaning Solar Panel

Clean the solar panel with a damp cloth. Keep it free of snow and debris for proper charging.

Battery Warnings

Maintenance

Replacing the Battery

Instructions for removing the solar top housing, accessing the battery, and replacing it.

Troubleshooting

Light Stops Working

Addresses issues where the light stops functioning after initial operation, possibly due to charging or battery.

Short Operating Duration

Explains why the light may only operate for a short time, often related to sunlight or battery condition.

Manufacturer's Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Details what defects are covered by the manufacturer's two-year warranty and proof of purchase requirements.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Lists what is not covered by the warranty, including bulbs, batteries, misuse, and consequential damages.