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Figure 3-1.
WARNING
DO NOT attempt to remove the bulb by
pulling on the glass surface or end cap.
This may cause the bulb to break off in
your hand.
b. Using caution not to touch the reflector
surface, hold the bulb by the base and pull it out.
See figure 3-2. Slightly working the bulb back and
forth may aid in bulb removal.
3-4. Bulb Changing
Since SKYTRON Surgical Lights contain multiple
bulbs, it would not normally be necessary to change
a burned out bulb during a surgical procedure.
To replace a bulb, use the following procedure:
WARNING
Be sure the power is turned "OFF" and
the bulb has cooled before changing.
a. Hold the diffuser/filter assembly with one
hand, loosen the "1/4-turn" screw and lower the
diffuser/filter assembly. See figure 3-1.
Figure 3-2.
CAUTION
Halogen bulbs are sensitive to body
oils. DO NOT handle the glass surface
of the bulbs as body oils from your
fingers can create a "hot spot" and may
cause the bulb to burn out prematurely.
This can best be avoided by using the
plastic wrapper that the bulb is
packaged in or a clean cloth wrapped
around the base of the bulb when
installing.
c. Holding the bulb by the base, plug it directly
into the socket. Do not touch the glass portion of the
bulb reflector surface with your fingers. This can
best be done by using the plastic wrapper that the
bulb is packaged in or a clean cloth wrapped
around the base of the bulb when installing. Be sure
bulb base is properly seated in the connector to
insure proper focus alignment.
REFLECTOR
SURFACE
END
CAP
BASE
1/4 TURN SCREW
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