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Introduction / Safety
Energy-saving
under-upboard light
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Introduction
Please read carefully and completely
through these operating instructions. Fold
out the page with the illustrations. These
instructions form part of the product and contain
important information about bringing the product
into use and its handling.
Always observe all the safety advice. Check that
the correct mains voltage is available and that all
the parts have been properly assembled before
bringing into use. Should you have any questions
or be uncertain as to how to operate the device,
please get in touch with your dealer or service
point. Please keep these instructions in a safe place
and hand them on to a third party if necessary.
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Proper use
This light is suitable only for interior use, in dry and
enclosed spaces. The light should be positioned
within reach so that the switch can be operated
conveniently. The light can be fitted to all normally
inflammable surfaces. Any use other than that
described above or modification to the lamp is not
permitted and may lead to damage to people or
property. Moreover, there is the risk of injury or loss
of life and that the lamp may develop technical
faults such as short circuit or fire or give an electric
shock. This lamp is intended for use only in a domestic environment.
Operational voltage: 230 - 240 V ~ 50 Hz
Bulb: T5 fluorescent tube type
bulb, 13 W
Nominal output: 1 x 13 W
Dimensions: (L x W x H)
575 x 84 x 28 mm
Protection class: II
Protection type: IP20
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Safety
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Included items
Check that all the items and accessories are
present and that the lamp is in perfect condition
immediately after unpacking.
1 Energy-saving under-cupboard light,
Model 2592 / 014L or 2592 / 016L
1 T5 fluorescent tube, 13 W
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Safety advice
The right to claim under the guarantee shall be rendered invalid in respect of damage caused by the
non-observance of these operating instructions. No
liability is accepted for consequent damage. No
liability is accepted for damage to property or
persons caused by improper handling or nonobservance of the safety advice.
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Safety
To avoid danger to life
from electric shock
J Before connecting it to the mains, always check
the light, the power cable as well as the connecting cable if need be for any damage.
Never use the light if you see any damage.
m CAUTION! Damaged power cables and
connecting cables are a danger to life as you
could suffer an electric shock.
J Before assembly, ensure that the mains voltage
available corresponds to the operating voltage
necessary of the light (230 - 240 V ~).
J Never let the lamp come into contact with
water or other liquids.
J Never open or insert anything into electrical
fittings or equipment. Doing this sort of thing can
lead to a serious danger to life from electric
shock.
J Touch only the insulated part of the plug when
connecting to or disconnecting from the mains
supply.
J If the external flexible cable of this lamp is
damaged, it may only be replaced by a special
cable or a cable that is only available from the
manufacturer or his service representative.
J Only connect the under-cabinet light to the
mains current using the original power cable.
J Only connect original under-cabinet lights of
the same type (Model 2592) with each other.
Only use the original connecting cable supplied
to do so.
J Connect the under-cabinet lights that are linked
up together to one socket only. Make sure that
you only connect a maximum of 3 linked-up
under-cabinet lights of the same type to one
socket. Otherwise this might overload the connections and cables.
J Make sure that all under-cabinet lights are
linked up via connecting cables before inserting
the power cable into the socket.
To avoid danger of fire
and injury
JRISK OF INJURY! Check every bulb and
lampshade for damage immediately upon
unpacking. Do not operate the light with a defective bulb or glass cover. If they are, contact
the service point for a replacement.
JRISK OF INJURY FROM BURNS! Ensure
the lamp has been switched off and allowed to
cool before you touch it. In this way you will
avoid the danger of burns. Light bulbs develop
a great deal of heat.
J Do not touch bulb components or bulbs as they
can reach temperatures > 90 °C during
operation.
J Allow the light to cool down completely before
replacing a defective bulb.
J Replace defective bulbs immediately. Before
replacing the bulb always remove the mains
plug from the socket.
J If a protective glass cover breaks have it replaced
immediately at the service centre or by an electrician.
J Do not operate this light with a dimmer or an
electronic switch. It is not suitable for this mode
of operation.
J
FIRE HAZARD! Fit the light so
that it is at least 0.2 m away from
0.2 m
the material illuminated. Fire can
result from the development of too much heat.
J Never leave the light operating unattended.
J Do not allow any objects to cover the light. Fire
can result from the development of too much heat.
J Do not allow the lamp or the packaging materials
to lie around unattended. Plastic film or bags,
Styrofoam etc. can turn into dangerous toys for
children.
Working safely
J Use a 230 - 240 volt T5 fluorescent tube type
bulb with a maximum power output of 13 watt.
J Fit the light in such a way to ensure it is
protected from damp and dirt.
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Safety / Preparation / Preparations for use
J Make careful preparations for the assembly
and take sufficient time. Clearly lay out all components and any additional tools or materials
that might be required so that they are readily to
hand.
J Remain alert at all times and always watch
what you are doing. Always proceed with
caution and do not assemble the lamp if you
cannot concentrate or feel unwell.
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Preparation
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Required tools and materials
The tools and materials mentioned are not included
in the delivery. The details and values given are
non-binding and for guidance only.
The nature of the material depends on the individual
circumstances on site.
- Pencil / Marking tool
- Screwdriver
- Electric drill
- Drill
- Spirit level
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Preparations for use
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Fitting the light
1. Measure up the wall or mounting surface for
drilling the holes. Use a spirit level to improve
accuracy.
2. Mark the two mounting holes a distance of
410 mm apart.
3. Now drill the mounting holes (ø approx. 5 mm,
depth approx. 30 mm). Make sure that you do
not damage any electrical cables during this
operation.
4. Insert the supplied dowels into the drilled holes.
Insert the supplied screws into the dowels and
tighten them. Let them project a distance of about
1.3 mm from the wall or mounting surface.
5. Attach the light using the appropriate mounting
4
holes
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or 8 to the screws.
6. Insert the light connector plug of the mains
lead 12 into the light connector socket 1.
7. Insert the mains plug of the mains lead
12
into
a convenient mains socket. Your light is now
ready for operation.
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Connecting several
lights together
CAUTION! Make sure that all under-cabinet lights
are linked together by means of the connecting
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cables
the socket.
Note: Make sure that you only connect a maximum
of 3 linked-up under-cabinet lights of the same type
to one socket.
j Install up to three lights of the same model next
Note: Make sure that the distance between
j Remove the protective head guard
j Insert the connecting cable
j Insert the second connection of the connecting
j Insert the connection of the power cable
j Insert the mains plug
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j Switch the ON / OFF switch 2 to turn the light
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j Never change the direction of the light while it
before inserting the power cable 12 into
to each other. To do so, follow steps 1 – 5 of
the section called “Mounting the lights”.
the lights is not more than 24 cm.
6
by
unscrewing the screw.
7
into the con-
necting socket
cable
into the socket
5
of the light.
7
into the socket 1 of the other light.
1
of the outer, left-hand light.
12
into the socket. Your
12
light is now ready to use.
Switching On / Off
on or off.
Directing the light
is switched on.
CAUTION! DANGER OF BURNS! Do not
touch bulb components or bulbs as they can
reach temperatures > 90 °C during operation.
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Preparations for use / Maintenance and Cleaning / Disposal / Information
j Allow the light to cool down completely.
j Turn the strip light
9
into the desired direction.
The strip light can pivot through about 45 °.
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Changing the bulbs
c CAUTION! DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK! To replace the bulb
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, first of all disconnect the light from the mains circuit. To do this
pull the mains plug on the mains lead
12
out of the
socket.
j Allow the lamp to cool down completely.
j Use a clean, lint-free cloth when changing light
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bulbs
j Pull the protective glass cover
.
10
out of the
guides on both sides. Place the protective glass
cover carefully to one side.
j Fold out the plastic clips on the right and left.
j Rotate the bulb
11
¼ turn and pull it out of the
fitting.
j Use a 230 - 240 volt T5 fluorescent tube type
bulb with a maximum power output of 13 watt.
j Insert a new bulb carefully into the fitting and
turn it through ¼ turn to fix it in place. Check
that it is correctly seated.
j Fold the plastic clips back into place until they
engage.
j Shift the protecting glass disk
10
(smooth page
should indicate outward) again into the guide rail.
j Turn the strip light
9
into the desired direction.
m CAUTION! Make sure that all under-cabinet
lights are linked together by means of the connecting cables
12
cable
j Insert the mains plug on the mains lead
7
before inserting the power
into the socket.
12
back into the socket. Your light is now ready
for operation.
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Maintenance and Cleaning
c CAUTION! DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK! To do this pull the mains plug on the
mains lead
12
out of the socket.
j Allow the lamp to cool down completely.
c CAUTION! DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK! For reasons of electrical safety, the
light must never be cleaned with water or other
fluids or be immersed in water. When cleaning,
only use a dry, lint-free cloth.
j Do not use any solvents, petrol or similar. This
would cause damage to the light.
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Disposal
The packaging and ancillary packing consist entirely
of environmentally-friendly materials. They can be
disposed of at your local recycling facility.
The symbol of the wheelie bin with the
line through it means that, in the European
Union, the product has to be disposed
of in a separate refuse collection. This applies to
the product and to all components bearing this
symbol. Products marked in this way may not be
disposed of along with normal domestic waste but
have to be handed in at a recycling collection point
for electrical and electronic appliances. Recycling
helps to reduce the consumption of raw materials
and to ease the burden on the environment.
Fluorescent lamps are hazardous waste!
They may contain small quantities of harmful substances, e.g. mercury (Hg). Do not dispose of them
with normal domestic waste but hand them in to a
recycling collection point for electrical and electronic
appliances.
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Information
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Guarantee
You receive a 36 month warranty on this product,
valid from the date of purchase.
The device has been carefully produced under
strict quality control.
Within the warranty period we shall rectify without
charge all material and manufacturing defects. In
the event of a defect arising during the warranty
period, please send the device to the listed Service
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Information
Centre address, making reference to the following
article number: 2592 / 014L or 2592 / 016L.
Wear parts (such as bulbs) and damage caused
by improper handling, non-observance of the operating instructions or unauthorised interference are
excluded from the warranty.
The performance of services under the warranty
does not extend or renew the warranty period.
This product fulfils the requirements of the
applicable European and national directives
(Electromagnetic Compatibility 2004 / 108 / EC,
Low Voltage Directive 2006 / 95 / EC). Conformity
has been demonstrated. The relevant declarations
and documents are held by the manufacturer.