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Version as of: 19 December 2011
Part number: 02.9687.0010 0
VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires Service Manual
A copy of the Vari-Lite Limited Warranty was included in the shipping package for this VARI❋LITE
product.
To obtain warranty service, please contact customer service at 1-877-VARI-LITE (1-877-827-4548),
+1-214-647-7880, or [email protected] and request a Return Material Authorization
(RMA) for warranty service. You will need to provide the model and serial number of the item being
returned, a description of the problem or failure and the name of the registered user or organization. If
available, you should have your sales invoice to establish the date of sale as the beginning of the
warranty period.
Once you obtain the RMA, pack the unit in a secure shipping container or in its original packing box.
Fill out the RMA form (obtained from the Vari-Lite web site www.vari-lite.com or through customer
service) and place in shipping container along with a copy of your invoice (if available). Write the
RMA number legibly on or near the shipping address label and return the unit, freight prepaid to:
Vari-Lite
10911 Petal Street
Dallas, Texas 75238 USA
Attention: Warranty Service / RMA Number
FOREWORD
As stated in the warranty, it is required that the shipment be insured and FOB our service center.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device
pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when this equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not instal and used in accordance with
Vari-Lite system, service, and safety guidelines, may cause harmful interferenc e to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his/her own expense.
Declaration of Conformity
We declare, under our sole responsibility, that this product complies with the relevant clauses of the
following standards and harmonized documents:
Safety
EN 60598-1:2008 Luminaire Safety Standard, General Requirements
EN 60598-2 17:1989/A2: 1991 Specification for Luminaires for Stage and Studio Lighting
EMC
EN 61000-6-2: 2005 Immunity Standard for industrial environment
EN 61000-6-4: 2007 Radiated and Conducted Emissions
W e certify that the product conforms to the protection requirements of Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/
EC and Council Directive 2004/108/EC.
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Safety Notice
It is extremely important to read ALL safety information and instructions provided in this manual and
any accompanying documentation before installing and operating the products described herein. Heed
all cautions and warnings during installation and use of this product.
Safety symbols used throughout this manual are as follows:
GENERAL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK,
FIRE, EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE UV RADIATION, AND INJURY TO PERSONS CAN BE
FOUND BELOW.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
1. VARI❋LITE luminaires have been designed for use with specific light sources. The VL440 /
VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires uses a special type of light source. Installing another type of light
source will be hazardous and void the luminaire warranty.
2. Luminaires may be mounted on any type of surface as long as mounting instructions are followed.
See instructions detail in this manual.
3. Note distance requirement from combustible materials or illuminated objects for VARI❋LITE
luminaires.
FOREWORD
CAUTION advising of potential damage to product.
WARNING advising of potential injury or death to persons.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK
1. VARI❋LITE luminaires are designed for dry locations only. Exposure to rain or moisture may
damage luminaire.
2. Disconnect power before servicing any VARI❋LITE equipment.
3. Servicing to be performed by qualified personnel only.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE
TO UV RADIATION
1. Many VARI❋LITE luminaires us e a lamp that produces UV radiation. DO NOT look directly at
lamp.
2. It is hazardous to operate luminaires without lens or shield. Shields, lenses, or ultraviolet screens
shall be changed if they have become visibly damaged to such an extent that their effectiveness is
impaired. For example, by cracks or deep scratches.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST INJURY TO PERSONS
1. Exterior surfaces of the luminaire will be hot during operation. Use appropriate safety equipment
(gloves, eye protection, etc.) when handling and adjusting hot equipment and components.
2. Luminaires will have a hot lamp when operating. Disconnect power and allow lamp to cool before
replacing.
3. Wear eye protection when relam ping.
4. Appropriate safety equipment (gloves, eye protection) should be used when handling damaged
lamps.
5. If lamp is touched with bare hands, clean lamp with denatured alcohol and wipe with lint-free
cloth before installing or powering up the luminaire.
6. The lamp shall be changed if it has become damaged or thermally deformed.
WARNING:
RF INTERFERENCE
1. This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference, in
which case, the user may be required to take adequate measures.
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Sicherheitshinweise
Es ist äußerst wichtig, ALLE Sicherheitsinformationen und -hinweise in diesem Handbuch und dem
beiliegenden Informationsmaterial zu lesen, bevor Sie die hierin beschriebenen Produkte installieren
bzw. bedienen. Halten Sie bei der Installation und dem Einsatz dieses Produkts alle Warnhinweise und
Vorsichtsmaßnahmen ein.
Folgende Sicherheitssymbole werden in diesem Handbuch verwendet:
VORSICHT - weist auf möglichen Produktschaden hin.
WARNUNG - weist auf mögliche Körperverletzung und Lebensbedrohung hin.
NACHSTEHEND FINDEN SIE ALLGEMEINE HINWEISE ÜBER
SICHERHEITSVORKEHRUNGEN GEGEN ELEKTROSCHOCK, FEUER, ÜBERHÖHTE UVSTRAHLUNG UND KÖRPERVERLETZUNGEN.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM FEUERSCHUTZ
1. VARI❋LITE Beleuchtungen sind für Gebrauch mit spezifischen Lichtquellen bestimmt worden.
Die VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires Beleuchtung benutzt eine spezielle Art Lichtquelle. Eine andere Art Lichtquelle anzubringen ist gefährlich und hebt die
Beleuchtunggarantie auf.
2. Scheinwerfer können auf jeder beliebigen Oberfläche montiert werden, solange Sie die
Montageanweisungen befolgen. Detaillierte Hinweise finden Sie in diesem Handbuch.
3. Beachten Sie die Einhaltung des erforderlichen Sicherheitsabstandes der VARI❋LITE Scheinwerfer von brennbarem Material oder beleuchteten Objekten.
FOREWORD
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN ELEKTROSCHOCK
1. VARI❋LITE -Scheinwerfer eignen sich ausschließlich für trockene Standorte. Regen oder
Feuchtigkeit können die Scheinwerfer beschädigen.
2. Unterbrechen Sie die Stromzufuhr, bevor Sie mit der Arbeit an VARI❋LITE -Geräten beginnen.
3. Die Geräte sollten nur von qualifiziertem Personal gewartet werden.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN ÜBERHÖHTE UV-STRAHLUNG
1. Viele VARI❋LITE -Scheinwerfer verwenden die Lampentyp, der UV-Strahlen abgibt. SCHAUEN
SIE NICHT direkt in die Lampe.
2. Es ist gefährlich, Leuchten ohne Linsen oder Blenden zu bedienen. Blenden, Linse n oder
Ultraviolettschirme müssen ausgetauscht werden, sofern deren Schutzwirkung durch sichtbare
Beschädigung (z. B. Sprünge oder Schrammen) eingeschränkt ist.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN KÖRPERVERLETZUNGEN
1. Bei Betrieb sind die Außenflächen der Scheinwerfer heiß. Verwenden Sie bei der Bedienung von
aufgeheizter Apparatur die jeweils geeignete Sicherheitsausrüstung (Handschuhe, Augenschutz
etc.).
2. Bei Betrieb der Scheinwerfer ist die Lampe heiß. Unterbrechen Sie die Stromzufuhr und lassen Sie
die Lampe abkühlen, wenn Sie diese austauschen.
3. Tragen Sie beim Austausch der Lampen einen Augenschutz.
4. Die geeignete Sicherheitsausrüstung (Handschuhe, Augenschutz) sollte beim Umgang mit
beschädigten Lampen verwendet werden.
5. Wenn die Lampe mit bloßen Händen b erührt wird, reinigen Sie sie mit denaturiertem Alkohol und
einem flusenfreien Tuch, bevor Sie die Scheinwerfer installieren oder in Betrieb nehmen.
6. Wenn die Lampe beschädigt oder durch Hitzeeinwirkung deformiert ist, muß diese ausgetauscht
werden.
WARNUNG:
HF-INTERFERENZ
1. Es handelt sich um ein Produkt der Klasse A. In einer Wohnumgebung kann das Produkt Hochfrequenzstörungen verursachen. In diesem Fall müssen eventuell geeignete Maßnahmen getroffen
werden.
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Notes de sécurité
Avant de procéder à l’installation des produits décrits dans ce guide et de les mettre en marche, il est
extrêmement important de lire TOUS les renseignements et TOUTES les directives de sécurité
contenues dans ce guide ainsi que toute documentation jointe. Tenir compte de tous les avertissements
et suivre toutes les précautions pendant l’installation et l’utilisation de cet appareil.
Les symboles de sécurité utilisés dans ce guide sont les suivants :
ATTENTION Ce symbole annonce que l’appareil risque d’être endommagé.
AVERTISSEMENT Ce symbole annonce qu’il y a risque d’accident grave ou même fatal.
CETTE SECTION CONTIENT DES INFORMATIONS GÉNÉRALES POUR SE PROTÉGER
CONTRE LES DÉCHARGES ÉLECTRIQUES , LES INCENDIES, L’EXPOSITION EXCESSIVE
AUX RAYONS UV ET TOUT AUTRE ACCIDENT POUVANT ENTRAÎNER DES BLESSURES.
FOREWORD
AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTÉGER CONTRE LES INCENDIES
1. Des appareils d'éclairage de VARI❋LITE ont été conçus pour l'usage avec des sources lumineuses
spécifiques. L'appareil d'éclairage de VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires emploie un type
spécial de source lumineuse de . L'installation d'un autre type de source lumineuse sera dangereuse
et videra la garantie d'appareil d'éclairage.
2. Les luminaires peuvent être fixés sur tout type de surface tant que les directives de montage sont
respectées. Voir les explications détaillées dans ce guide.
3. Vérifier la distance à respecter entre les matériaux combustibles ou les objets illuminés et les
luminaires VARI❋LITE .
AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTÉGER CONTRE LES DÉCHARGES ÉLECTRIQUES
1. Les luminaires VARI❋LITE sont conçus pour une utilisation au sec uniquement. Une exposition
à la pluie et à l’humidité risque d’endommager le luminaire.
2. Débrancher l’appareil avant de procéder à la révision de tout matériel VARI❋LITE .
3. Les révisions doivent être effectuées uniquement par des personnes qualifiées.
AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTÉGER CONTRE UNE EXPOSITION EXCESSIVE AUX
RAYONS UV
1. Plusieurs luminaires VARI❋LITE utilisent une lampe qui produit des rayons UV. NE PAS fixer
son regard sur la lampe.
2. L’utilisation des luminaires sans lentille ou blindage pose des risques. Tous blindages, lentilles ou
écrans ultraviolet visiblement endommagés au point que leur efficacité en est affectée doivent être
remplacés, par exemple s’il y a des fissures ou de profondes rayures.
AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTÉGER CONTRE LES ACCIDENTS POUVANT ENTRAÎNER
DES BLESSURES
1. Les surfaces externes du luminaire deviennent brûlantes quand l’appareil est en marche. Pour
manœuvrer ou ajuster des appareils brûlants et leurs composants, se protéger suffisamment (gants,
protection pour les yeux, etc.).
2. La lampe du luminaire est brûlante lorqu’il est en marche. Débrancher le courant et attendre que la
lampe ait refroidi avant de la remplacer.
3. Les lampes à arc émettent des rayons ultraviolets pouvant causer de graves brûlures sur la peau et
une inflammation des yeux. De plus, les lampes à arc fonctionnent sous haute tension à de très
hautes températures. Si la lampe se casse, les particules de la lampe cassée peuvent causer
blessures et/ou incendie en s’éparpillant.
4. Se protéger les yeux pour remplacer la lampe.
5. Utiliser des appareils de protection appropriés (gants, protection des yeux) pour manier des lampes
endommagées.
6. Si la lampe a été touchée avec des mains nues, la nettoyer avec de l’alcool dénaturé et l’essuyer
avec un chiffon non-pelucheux avant d’installer ou de brancher le luminaire.
7. Si la lampe a été endommagée ou a reçu une déformation thermique, elle doit être remplacée.
AVERTISSEMENT:
INTERFÉRENCE RF
1. Cet appareil est de Classe A. Dans un environnement domestique, cet appareil peut causer des
interférences radio, et si c’est le cas, l’utilisateur peut avoir à prendre des mesures adéquates.
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Aviso sobre Seguridad
Es muy importante leer TODA la in formación e instrucciones sobre seguridad que se indica en es te
manual así como en los documentos adjuntos antes de instalar y operar los productos descritos. Se
debe prestar atención a todos los avisos y advertencias durante la instalación y uso de este producto.
Los símbolos de seguridad usados en este manual son los siguientes:
CUIDADO, indica posibles daños al producto.
ADVERTENCIA, indica posibles lesiones o muerte a las personas.
LA INFORMACIÓN GENERAL RELACIONADA A LA PROTECCIÓN CONTRAGOLPES DE
CORRIENTE ELÉCTRICA, INCENDIO, EXPOSICIÓN EXCESIVA A RADIACIÓN ULTRA
VIOLETA Y LESIONES A LAS PERSONAS SE PUEDE ENCONTRAR SEGUIDAMENTE:
ADVERTENCIA:
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PROTECCIÓN CONTINUA CONTRA INCENDIO
1. Los alumbrados de VARI❋LITE se han diseñado para el uso con fuentes de luz específicas. El
alumbrado de VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires utiliza un tipo especial de fuente de luz
del . La instalación de otro tipo de fuente de luz será peligrosa y anulará la garantía del alumbrado.
2. Las luminarias se pueden instalar en cualquier tipo de superficie siempre que se sigan las
instrucciones de instalación. Vea las instrucciones detalladas en este manual.
3. Tome nota de los requerimientos de distancia de materiales combustibles u objetos iluminados
para las luminarias VARI❋LITE .
FOREWORD
ADVERTENCIA:
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PROTECCIÓN CONTINUA CONTRA CHOQUE ELÉCTRICO
1. Las luminarias VARI❋LITE están diseñadas solamente para lugares secos. La exposición a la
lluvia o humedad pueden dañar la luminaria.
2. Desconecte la energía antes de dar servicio a cualquier equipo de VARI❋LITE .
3. El servicio debe ser realizado solamente por personal calificado .
ADVERTENCIA:
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PROTECCIÓN CONTINUA CONTRA LA EXPOSICIÓN
EXCESIVA DE RADIACIÓN ULTRA VIOLETA
1. Muchas luminarias VARI❋LITE usan un tipo de lámpara que produce radiación UV. NO mire
directamente a la lámpara.
2. Es peligroso operar luminarias sin lentes o protectores. Debe cambiar los protectores, lentes o
pantallas ultravioletas si se aprecia que han sido dañadas, y que su efectividad pudiera estar
deteriorada. Por ejemplo, si tuvieran rajaduras o raspaduras profundas.
ADVERTENCIA:
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PROTECCIÓN CONTRA LESIONES DE PERSONAS
1. Las superficies exteriores de las luminarias están calientes durante su operación. Use un equipo de
seguridad apropiado (guantes, protección para los ojos, etc.) cuando haga ajustes en el equipo y
componentes que están calientes.
2. Cuando las luminarias están en operación la lámpara estará muy caliente. Desconecte la energía y
deje que la lámpara se enfríe antes de reemplazarla.
3. Use un equipo de seguridad apropiado (guantes, protección para los ojos, etc.) cuando trabaje con
lámparas dañadas.
4. Si toca la lámpara con las manos, limpie la lámpara con alcohol desnaturalizado y con tela sin
pelusas antes de instalar o volver a conectar la luminaria.
5. Cambie la lámpara si está dañada o deformada termicamente.
ADVERTENCIA:
INTERFERENCIA RF
1. Este es un producto de Clase A. En el ambiente de la casa este producto puede ocasionar
radiointerferencia, en cuyo caso, el usuario debe tomar las medidas adecuadas.
This manual provides descriptions, repair procedures, and illustrated parts breakdowns for all
configurations of the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires. The manual is intended for use by
Vari-Lite personnel and Authorized VARI❋LITE Service Centers and technicians.
WARNING: It is important to read ALL accompanying safety and installation instructions to avoid
damage to the product and potential injury to yourself or others.
This manual covers the following models:
INTRODUCTION : ABOUT THIS MANUAL
ModelPart NumberLamp Type
VL440 Spot20.9687.0002
VL770 Spot20.9687.0003
VL880 Spot20.9687.0004
400W MSR Gold 400
MiniFastFit Lamp
700W MSR Gold 700
MiniFastFit Lamp
800W MSR Platinum
35 Lamp
Color Mixing
System
CYM /
8 Filters
CYM /
8 Filters
CYM /
8 Filters
Dimmer
Glass Dimmer
Wheel
Glass Dimmer
Wheel
Glass Dimmer
Wheel
Gobo
Positions
7 Rotating /
(1)
10 Fixed
7 Rotating /
(2)
10 Fixed
7 Rotating /
(2)
10 Fixed
Luminaire
Body Color
Black
Black
Black
Notes:
•(1) = Luminaire accepts metal and glass gobos.
•(2) = Luminaire accepts glass gobos only.
Note: Performing maintenance procedures may void the product warranty. Refer to the Vari-Lite
Limited Warranty card included in the product shipping package for more information.
Additional Documentation
For complete installation and operation instructions, refer to the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot
Luminaires User’s Manual. This manual is available in electronic (PDF) format on the Vari-Lite web
site at www.vari-lite.com in the Support (Product Downloads) section.
For more information regarding DMX512 systems, refer to the DMX512/1990 & AMX 192 Standards
publication available from United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Inc. (USITT).
USITT
315 South Crouse Avenue, Suite 200
Syracuse, NY 13210-1844
Phone: 800-938-7488 or 315-463-6463
At Vari-Lite, we are committed to providing you the highest quality in customer service. Our
comprehensive resources are available to help your business succeed and ensure you get the full
benefit of being a Vari-Lite customer. Whether your needs are telephone troubleshooting assistance,
product training or technical service, our full-time staff of experienced professionals are on-hand to
provide support.
How to Reach Us
For assistance in your area, call the dealer from which your product(s) was purchased.
or
Contact an Authorized Service Center.
or
Contact the Vari-Lite Customer Service Department, 7am - 6pm CST Monday through Friday, at the
For additional resources and documentation, please visit our website at www.vari-lite.com and follow
the Support link.
Technical Bulletins and Notices
Technical bulletins concerning the latest changes to VARI❋LITE equipment are issued from the
Dallas, T exas USA office. They are documentation supplements that contain procedures for equipmen t
upgrades, retrofits, and repairs not found in the existing manuals. Operator technical bulletins are also
issued to document changes in control software. Technical bulletins are integrated into the appropriate
equipment manuals as those manuals are revised. Bulletins are categorized by assembly or
subassembly, and identified by a number such as SVL-001 (VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Luminaires
Technical Bulletin number 1) or LSW-001 (Software release technical bulletin).
Technical notices are also issued from the Dallas, Texas USA office. They are non-procedural
documents that contain information regarding product support issues, current equipment problems,
software bugs, and documentation corrections. All technical notices begin with the prefix TN and are
numbered sequentially, such as TN-138 (Tech Notice number 138).
A list of current technical bulletins and notices associated with VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot
Luminaires are found in “VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires Technical Bulletins and Notices”
on page 169.
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CHAPTER 1.
Description
This chapter contains descriptions of luminaire features and components.
All models feature a three filter CYM cross-fading
mechanism plus a fixed color wheel with 8
interchangeable color filters and 1 open space. Fixed
wheel is capable of continuous rotation for additional
effects.
Gobo Wheels
•All models feature one rotating gobo wheel with seven
rotatable, indexable gobo positions and one open
position. One fixed gobo wheel with 10 easily loaded
patterns and one open position capable of continuous
rotation for additional effects. 17 total gobos positions.
•VL440 Spot accepts both metal and glass gobos.
•VL770 & VL880 Spot accept glass gobos ONLY!.
Frost and Prism Capability
Independent, drop-in armature with frost glass. Second, independent, drop-in armature with
rotating and indexable four facet prism. Both the frost and prism pieces are interchangeable.
Pan/Tilt
Smooth, time-controlled continuous motion by way of a high-power, three-phase stepper
motor system.
Precision facetted, elliptical glass reflector system with dichroic cold mirror coating.
Zoom Optics / Control
•All models feature a high-speed, precision zoom optical system with continuously variable field
angle from approximately 15° to 36°; programmable over a timed range of 1.5 seconds to 20
minutes.
•Variable beam focus to soften edges of gobos or spots.
1
Intensity Control
All models contain a coated glass dimmer wheel provides full-field dimming designed for
smooth timed fades. These models also feature a high-performance dual blade strobe
system capable of ultra-fast operation.
Operational
Power Requirements
•VL440 Spot: S t andard AC power d istribution from 10 0 - 240VAC, 50/60 Hz. The unit requires up to
6.6A (at 100V) depending on the AC supply voltage.*
•VL770 Spot: S t andard AC power d istribution from 10 0 - 240VAC, 50/60 Hz. The unit requires up to
10.2A (at 100V) depending on the AC supply voltage.*
•VL880 Spot: S t andard AC power d istribution from 10 0 - 240VAC, 50/60 Hz. The unit requires up to
12.0A (at 100V) depending on the AC supply voltage.*
Note: *For a breakdown of total luminaire current draw at dif ferent voltages for all models covered in
this manual, see product user’s manual.
Operational Temperature
-20° to 122°F (-29° to 50°C)
Cooling
Forced-air cooling.
Control
Control by DMX512 protocol. Compatible with a wide variety of DMX512 consoles.
•The luminaire can be mounted and operated in any orientation.
Technical Specifications
For additional technical specifications, refer to VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires User’s
Manual (02.9687.0001) or the Vari-Lite web site at www.vari-lite.com.
The following illustration shows the major sub-assemblies which are located in the luminaire
enclosure assembly.
LCD Display Assembly
For addressing, accessing
menu options and settings. See
page 7 for details.
Wireless DMX Interconnect
Allows connection of optional
wireless DMX module
Input Panel Assembly
Contains DMX Input
PCB and AC Input*
Fan Assemblies
Pan Motor Assembly
Enclosure Cover Plate
Note:
Other assemblies not shown for clarity.
Power supply (not shown) is part of the
generic luminaire assembly but is housed
in the enclosure assembly.
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*AC Input
Requires standard AC power
distribution from 100-240 VAC, 50/
60 Hz., current depends on the AC
supply voltage. See user’s manual
for more information on current
draw
This chapter contains test, service, and standard maintenance procedures.
• Testing
• Troubleshooting
• Special Care and Handling
• Maintenance Procedures
WARNING: All maintenance procedures are to be performed with power com-
pletely removed from the luminaire. Never remove covers while unit is in operation.
WARNING: Maintenance, repairs, and adjustments should only be performed
by a qualified, factory-trained service technician at an Authorized VARI❋LITE
Service Center.
The luminaire is capable of running self tests by using the TEST menu functions. For detailed
instructions regarding the luminaire’s self-test function, refer to the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot
Luminaires User’s Manual (02.9687.0001).
Calibration Sequence
When the luminaire is powered up for the first time, the default setting is enabled and the lamp will
remain off. When AC power is applied, the luminaire will immediately begin a calibration sequence
that steps it through full pan and tilt movements. The internal color and beam mechanisms will also
move through a full range of motion. After calibration, the luminaire head will either stop at its "home"
position (which positions the pan axis at mid-rotation and the head parallel to the yoke with the lens
pointing away from the luminaire enclosure) or move to its current DMX-defined position if DMX
data is present. All internal mechanisms also move to their "home" or DMX-defined positions.
CAUTION: Before applying power, be sure the luminaire is hung (or positioned), and the service tilt
and pan locks are disengaged, so that the head and yoke can move freely without restriction.
Sensor Testing
Most mechanisms within the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 luminaire are equipped with either optical or
magnetic sensors. The VL440 / VL770 / VL880 master control board (MCB) has labeled test points for
reading DC voltages at each sensor. Testing is best performed with a digital voltmeter for sensor
readings or an Oscilloscope for pan/tilt encoder readings. The values can be used to determine whether
a circuit is opening correctly or needs further troubleshooting.
Guidelines:
•The values will change depending on whether the sensor reading is Open or Closed.
•The values will be different depending on the type of sensor: optical or magnetic.
•As a general rule, if a change occurs from 5v to 0v or visa versa, then it is working.
•An Open reading occurs when the sensor is not aligned - tab not at sensor (typically a non-zero
DMX value).
•A Closed reading occurs when the sensor is aligned -tab in or at sensor (typically a zero DMX
value).
•Optical sensors read high when the sensor is Closed.
•Magnetic sensors read Low when the sensor is Closed.
•High value - 5 volts (typically 4.9 volts).
•Low value - 0 volts, or up to approximately 0.2 volts.
Notes regarding specific mechanisms:
•Tilt sensor reads high when the tab is in the sensor. The mechanism calibrates to the edge and its
tab covers 50% of travel. Pan and tilt encoders are best read with a scope to read the encoder ticks.
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Troubleshooting
Error Messages
If a problem occurs during luminaire calibration, at the end of the calibration sequence the Menu
Display will cycle through any applicable error message(s), one at a time until the end of the list is
reached. To review the error messages again, it will be necessary to access them using the Status
function. (Refer to “Troubleshooting Guide” on page 16 for a list of possible causes and remedies
associated with the error messages.)
To access error messages:
Step1. Press [Menu].
Step2. Press [Up] / [Down] arrows until Fixture appears. Press [Enter].
Step3. Press [Up]/ [Down] arrows to access Status. Press [Enter]. (Display will now scroll
through any error messages or display OK if no errors.)
Pan/Encoder/FailPan encoder failure.
Tilt/No SensTilt sensor not found.
Tilt/Encoder/FailTilt encoder failure.
Index/No SensGobo Index sensor not found.
RotGobo/No SensRotating Gobo wheel sensor not found.
FixGobo/No SensFixed Gobo wheel sensor not found.
Dimmer/No SensDimmer sensor not found.
Cyan/No SensCyan sensor not found.
Yellow/No SensYellow sensor not found.
Magenta/No SensMagenta sensor not found.
ColWheel/No SensColor wheel sensor not found.
Zoom/No SensZoom sensor not found.
Edge/No SensEdge sensor not found.
TROUBLESHOOTING : ERROR MESSAGES
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DisplayMessage
OKNo Errors Found
WARNING: As with any repairs or maintenance to VARI❋LITEluminaires, service should only be
performed by a trained and qualified service technician or at an Authorized VARI❋LITE
Center.
If a problem is suspected, try recalibrating the luminaire to prompt an error message. Refer to “Error
Messages” on page 15 for more information. The chart below provides possible causes and remedies
for various error messages and/or symptoms.
Table 2-1: Troubleshooting Guide
MessageSymptomDescriptionPossible Cause/Remedy
Lamp
Power
Douse
n/aLamp douses frequentlyLamp DouseFan failure...
n/aLamp will not strikeLamp Strike FailureLamp cutout switch disengaged...
n/aLuminaire behaves
n/aLuminaire does not
n/aSelf tests will not run or
n/aNo response to DMX
n/aErratic control of lumi-
Lamp does not strike
upon start-up
oddly
power up
software download does
not work from luminaire.
data
naire
Lamp Off option is configured
Profile Not MatchedProfile not set correctly...
No powerCircuit not energized...
DMX Data InputDetecting DMX data...
DMX FailureDMX connector disconnected...
DMX TerminationNo DMX termination or termination not correct...
- Reconfigure lamp startup option in Lamp config
menu.
- check head and enclosure fans for proper
operation.
Ballast overheating...
- operating within the specified ambient
temperature?
- check enclosure vents for debris / dirt.
- check fan settings in menu.
- check enclosure fans for proper operation.
NOTE: Upon initial power up, ballast fans will run for
a few seconds and then operate as needed.
Enclosure vents must be clear of debris and dirt to
allow proper airflow.
- check lamp cutout switches at lamp box and fan
ducts.
Bad lamp...
- replace lamp.
Low input voltage...
- check input power (must be 100 to 240 VAC).
- check Setup menu for correct type (console patch
/ profile).
- verify circuit breaker (at source) is turned on.
Not plugged in...
- ensure A/C cable is connected to power source.
- disconnect DMX input cable.
- check DMX DATA IN connection.
- check for DMX terminator.
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SPECIAL CAREAND HANDLING : INTRODUCTION
Special Care and Handling
WARNING: As with any repairs or maintenance to VARI❋LITEluminaires, service should only be
performed by a trained and qualified service technician or at an Authorized VARI❋LITE
Center.
Introduction
The VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires requires very little routine maintenance by the user.
This section covers all the parts or assemblies that can be removed, cleaned, and checked by the user.
Any additional maintenance or service should only be completed by an Authorized VARI❋LITE
Service Center.
Special Cleaning and Care Instructions
The VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires requires special care when it comes to cleaning front
and internal lens assemblies.
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Service
The following is a list of cleaning materials required to care for your VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot
Luminaires:
•A mild soap solution.
Reagent grade isopropyl alcohol is good to use on the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires optics
with anti-reflection coatings.
If the lens is still dirty after using isopropyl alcohol, for instance if fingerprints or oil is just
redistributed and not cleaned off the optic, then a mild soap and water solution can be used to gently
wash the lens. Repeat the cleaning with isopropyl alcohol to eliminate streaks and soap residue.
WARNING: Under no circumstances should ammonia-based cleaners or other harsh solvents be used
on or near the VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires. These types of cleaners or solvents can
permanently damage the optics or housings of the fixture.
If you have any questions regarding the use or care of your VL44 0 / VL770 / VL880 Spot Luminaires,
please contact Vari-Lite technical support at 1.877-VARI-LITE or +1.214.647.7880.
General Care and Equipment Handling
Below are some basic tips and information on handling VARI❋LITEluminaires and their associated
components.
VARI❋LITEluminaires are designed for dry locations only. Exposure to rain or moisture (including,
but not limited to, fog machines, misters, etc.) may damage luminaires and will void the fixture’s
warranty.
Solid State Electronics
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) presents a significant danger to solid state electronic components
(semiconductor devices and PC board assemblies). Static electricity can build on a variety of common
objects (including people) simply by handling or moving. ESD rarely resu lts in immediate failure of a
component, but shows up later as an intermittent problem or severely reduces the life of the
component. All VARI❋LITE
protect them should be observed when servicing.
Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
products use solid state electronics and appropriate precautions to
All PC boards should be shipped in electrostatic shielding bags. When handling PC boards or
components, devices such as conductive mats and conductive wrist straps should be used whenever
possible. If these precautionary devices are not available, handling of PC boards and components
should be avoided.
CAUTION: Black foam (used to package solid state electronics) should never be used for packing
batteries or put in contact with PC boards which contain batteries.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
Maintenance Procedures
Front Cover Assembly Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove front cover assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. As illustrated in Figure 2-1, remove front head cover by loosening two quarter-turn Dzus
fasteners.
Note: The front cover is secured by a safety tether.
2
Remove power and
CAUTION:
Step3. Unclip safety tether at cover.
Step4. Reinstall by performing steps in reverse order.
allow fixture to cool.
Front Head Cover
Quart-Turn Dzus
Fasteners (x2)
Figure 2-1: VL440 / VL770 / VL880 Front Head Cover Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove rear cover assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. As illustrated in Figure 2-1, remove rear head cover by loosening two quarter-turn Dzus
fasteners.
Note: The rear cover is secured by a safety tether.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed from luminaire when removing or installing
lamp.
CAUTION: Wear cotton gloves or other covering while installing lamp. Touching lamp glass with
bare fingers will leave oil and may cause the lamp to explode or reduce lamp life. If touched, use
isopropyl alcohol and cotton cloth to thoroughly clean glass portion of lamp.
To remove and install lamp:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Set the luminaire head horizontally.
Step3. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in position.
Step4. At back of luminaire, using #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove lamp socket cover by loosening
the two quarter-turn fasteners. Note: lamp socket cover is connected with a safety tether.
Lamp Socket
Lamp
Lamp Socket
Cover
Quarter-Turn
Fasteners
Figure 2-3: Lamp Socket Cover Removal
Step5. Remove old lamp from socket by rotating lamp base counter-clockwise until lamp tabs align
Step6. As shown in Figure 2-4, align lamp tabs with lamp socket.
Align tabs of lamp with
socket when installing
Lamp*
NOTE: * "Bow" of
lamp must be oriented
with "Slot" in reflector.
Bow
Lamp Socket Cover
Figure 2-4: Lamp Installation
Step7. Install lamp fully into lamp socket, taking care not to touch lamp glass.
Step8. Turn lamp clockwise to seat lamp into socket. Lamp base should be aligned as illustrated in
Figure 2-5.
Lamp
Note alignment of fully seated lamp
Ensure lamp is completely
seated before reinstalling lamp
socket cover.
Figure 2-5: Installed Lamp
Step9. Reinstall lamp socket cover . Make sure safety tether is completely encapsulated within lamp
socket cover.
Step 10. Disengage service tilt lock to allow luminaire head to move freely.
Step 11. Align lamp as described in the luminaire’s users manual.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove gobo module assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. At MCU, disconnect lamp fans harness at J6.
Step4. At Driver Board, disconnect Gobo Module and CYMD Module harness.
Step5. For VL770 and VL880 luminaires only - disconnect H1, H5 & H6 fan connectors.
CAUTION: In next step, be extremely careful when removing gobo module assembly so you do not
damage gobos or color filters.
Step6. As shown in Figure 2-6, loosen two captive fasteners and carefully pull Gobo Module
assembly from luminaire.
Captive Fasteners
Gobo Module Assembly
CYMD Module Assembly
Remove power and
CAUTION:
Figure 2-6: Gobo Module Assembly Removal
Step7. Reinstall by performing steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove CYMD module assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. At MCU, disconnect lamp fans harness at J6.
Step4. At Driver Board, disconnect CYMD Harness.
CAUTION: In next step, be extremely careful when removing CYMD module assembly so you do
not color filters or dimmer wheel.
Step5. As illustrated in Figure 2-7, loosen two captive fasteners and carefully pull assembly from
luminaire.
Remove power and
CYMD Module Assembly
CAUTION:
Captive Fasteners
allow fixture to cool.
Figure 2-7: CYMD Module Assembly Removal
Step6. Reinstall by performing steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove zoom module assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. Remove Gobo Module Assembly as described in “Gobo Module Assembly Removal” on
page 23.
Step4. At Driver Board, disconnect Zoom Module Harness. Cut any cable ties and pull harness
free. DO NOT cut any wires.
Step5. As indicated in Figure 2-8, loosen captive screw and carefully tilt MCU/Driver Board
Step6. At bottom of fixture, as shown in Figure 2-9, remove four 8-32 x 1/2" PPZ SEMS screws
securing zoom assembly to head frame assembly.
8-32 x 1/2" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x4)
Zoom Assembly
MCU / Driver Assembly
Figure 2-9: Zoom Module Assembly Removal
Step7. Carefully remove zoom module assembly from fixture.
Step8. Replace by performing steps in reverse order.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : MAIN CONTROL UNIT (MCU) ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
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Main Control Unit (MCU) Assembly Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove MCU assembly:
CAUTION: When handling printed circuit boards (such as the MCU assembly) make sure to follow
appropriate precautions to protect them ESD damage.
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front cover assembly as described in “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19.
Step3. At MCU assembly, disconnect the following cable assemblies:
a. 36Vdc - Connector J7
b. DMX - Connector J10
c. Display Com - Connector J11
d. Ballast Com - Connector J8
e. Head Fans (VL770/880 luminaires only) - Connector J5
f.Wireless Accessory - Connector J12
g. Lamp Fans - Connector J6
Step4. Remove six 4-40 x 1/2" PPZ screws (as indicated in Figure 2-10).
4-40 x 1/2" PPZ Screws
MCU Board Assembly
Driver Board Assembly
Remove power and
CAUTION:
Step5. Carefully disconnect MCU from Driver Board and remove from luminaire.
allow fixture to cool.
Figure 2-10: MCU Assembly Removal
Step6. Replace by performing steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove driver board assembly:
CAUTION: When handling printed circuit boards (such as the MCU assembly) make sure to follow
appropriate precautions to protect them ESD damage.
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front cover assembly as described in “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19.
Step3. Remove MCU assembly as described in “Main Control Unit (MCU) Assembly Removal” on
page 27.
Step4. At driver board assembly, disconnect the following cable assemblies:
a. Pan Motor Power (make note of connector orientation) - Connector J9
b. 36Vdc - Connector J6
c. Zoom Harness
d. Gobo Harness
e. Tilt Harness - Connector J3
f.Pan Encoder - Connector J1
g. Edge Harness
h. CYMD Harness
Step5. At driver board assembly , remove two 4- 40 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screws as indicated in Figure
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove front lens assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front cover assembly as described in “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19.
Step3. At front lens, as indicated in Figure 2-12, remove four 6-32 x 1/4" PFB screws and remove
lens from inside.
Front Lens Assembly
6-32 x 1/4"
PFB Screws
Figure 2-12: Front Lens Assembly Removal
Step4. Reinstall by performing steps in reverse.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : UV / IR FILTER ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
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UV / IR Filter Assembly Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove UV/IR filter assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. Remove Gobo Module Assembly as described in “Gobo Module Assembly Removal” on
page 23.
Step4. Remove CYMD Module Assembly as described in “CYMD Module Assembly Removal”
on page 24.
Step5. As shown in Figure 2-13, at UV/IR Filter Assembly, remove four 8-32 x 3/4" PFB screws
and remove UV/IR Filter Assembly. Note air diverter placement.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove edge motor assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. Remove Gobo Module Assembly as described in “Gobo Module Assembly Removal” on
page 23.
Step4. Remove CYMD Module Assembly as described in “CYMD Module Assembly Removal”
on page 24.
Step5. Remove Zoom Module Assembly as described in “Zoom Module Assembly Removal” on
page 25.
Step6. Disconnect H3 fan and power from edge motor assembly.
Step7. Remove four 4-40 x 1/4" PPB SEMS screws, as shown in F igur e 2-14, securing edge motor
assembly.
4-40 x 1/4" PPB
SEMS Screw (x4)
Edge Motor
Assembly
NOTE:
Components removed for clarity.
Figure 2-14: Edge Motor Assembly Removal
Step8. Rotate motor shaft from edge carrier and remove motor.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : EDGE MOTOR ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
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Step9. Reinstall by performing steps in reverse.
Note: When reinstalling edge motor assembly , the connector orientation should face in the downward
position as shown in Figure 2-15.
Note position of edge
motor connector.
Figure 2-15: Edge Motor Assembly Connector Orientation
Tilt Motor Assembly / Tilt Encoder / Tilt Belt Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove tilt motor assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. Remove Gobo Module Assembly as described in “Gobo Module Assembly Removal” on
page 23.
Step4. Remove CYMD Module Assembly as described in “CYMD Module Assembly Removal”
on page 24.
Step5. Remove Zoom Module Assembly as described in “Zoom Module Assembly Removal” on
page 25.
Step6. Cut cable tie connecting wiring to bottom of motor assembly.
Step7. Disconnect wiring from motor assembly and tilt encoder PCB.
Step8. As shown in Figure 2-16, remove three 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS screws.
Tilt Belt
Tilt Encoder PCB
NOTE:
Components removed for clarity.
8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS Screw (x3)
Tilt Motor
Assembly
Figure 2-16: Tilt Motor Assembly Removal
Step9. Carefully, remove tilt belt from pulley and remove motor assembly. Note, when installing,
loop tilt belt around pulley.
Step 10. Start all three 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS screws but do not tighten at this time.
Step 11. Insert flat blade screwdriver into slot between bottom two screws and pull motor assembly
to tighten belt tension (should be tight). Then tighten three 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS screws.
Step 12. Continue reassembly by following previous steps in reverse order.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : TILT MOTOR ASSEMBLY / TILT ENCODER / TILT BELT REMOVAL
To remove tilt encoder
Step1. Remove tilt motor assembly following procedure in “Tilt Motor Assembly / Tilt Encoder /
Tilt Belt Removal” on page 34.
Step2. Remove two 4-40 x 1/4" PPG SEMS screws and associated nylon spacers and remove Tilt
Encoder PCB.
4-40 x 1/4" PPB
SEMS Screw (x2)
Tilt Encoder PCB
Nylon Spacer (x2)
Tilt Motor
Assembly
2
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Step3. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
To remove tilt belt:
Step1. Remove tilt motor assembly following procedure in “Tilt Motor Assembly / Tilt Encoder /
Tilt Belt Removal” on page 34.
Step2. Disconnect all wiring coming through tilt belt side tilt tube, from inside head assembly.
Step3. Cut any cable ties required
Step4. Carefully, pull wiring through tilt belt.
Step5. Remove tilt belt.
Step6. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove tilt sensor:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. As shown in Figure 2-17, remove both yoke covers by removing one 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS
screw per side.
Yoke Arm Cover*
8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS Screw*
*One per side
Figure 2-17: Yoke Arm Cover Removal
Step3. Remove Yoke Filler by removing two 6-32 x 3/16" PPB screws and one 8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS screw mounting tilt stabilizer to yoke filler.
6-32 x 3/16" PPB Screw (x2)
Yoke Filler
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-18: Yoke Filler Removal
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : TILT SENSOR REMOVAL
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Step4. Tilt head from side to side to access two 6-32 x 3/8" PFZ screws as indicated in Figure 2 -19.
4-40 x 1/4" PPB SEMS Screw (x2)
Right Tilt Bearing Assembly
Tilt Sensor
Bracket
Tilt Sensor
Assembly
6-32 x 3/8" PFZ Screw (x2)
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-19: Tilt Sensor Removal
Step5. Disconnect wiring at tilt sensor and remove tilt sensor.
Step6. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove tilt stabilizer:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. As shown in Figure 2-20, remove both yoke covers by removing one 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS
screw per side.
Yoke Arm Cover*
8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS Screw*
*One per side
Figure 2-20: Yoke Arm Cover Removal
Step3. Remove Tilt Lock Assembly by removing two 6-32 x 3/16" PPB screws.
Tilt Lock Assembly
6-32 x 3/16" PPB Screw (x2)
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-21: Tilt Lock Assembly Removal
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : TILT STABILIZER REMOVAL
Step4. Remove Yoke Filler by removing two 6-32 x 3/16" PPB screws and one 8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS screw mounting tilt stabilizer to yoke filler.
6-32 x 3/16" PPB Screw (x2)
Yoke Filler
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-22: Yoke Filler Removal
Step5. Remove four 8-32 x 3/8" PFZ screws securing each tilt bearing to yoke.
Step6. Cut any cable ties to give enough wiring slack to lift head from yoke
Step7. At Right Tilt Bearing Assembly, disconnect extension spring from stabilizer and pass
stabilizer around wiring and tilt bearing.
2
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-23: Tilt Stabilizer
Step8. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove tilt sensor:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. As shown in Figure 2-24, remove tilt lock side yoke arm cover by removing one 8-32 x 3/8"
PPB SEMS screw.
Tilt Lock Assembly
Figure 2-24: Tilt Lock Side Yoke Arm Cover Removal
Step3. Disconnect wiring from ignitor.
Step4. As shown in Figure 2-25, remove ignitor as follows:
a. Remove one 4-40 x 1-3/8" PPZ screw with #4 flat washer.
b. Remove one 4-40 x 1-3/8" PPZ screw with #4 flat washer AND one #4 KEPS nut.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove lamp socket assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove front and rear cover assemblies (see “Front Cover Assembly Removal” on page 19
and “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20).
Step3. Remove Gobo Module Assembly as described in “Gobo Module Assembly Removal” on
page 23.
Step4. Remove CYMD Module Assembly as described in “CYMD Module Assembly Removal”
on page 24.
Step5. As shown in Figure 2-26, remove tilt lock side yoke cover by removing one 8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS screw.
Tilt Lock Assembly
Yoke Arm Cover
8-32 x 3/8" PPB
SEMS Screw
Figure 2-26: Tilt Side Yoke Arm Cover Removal
Step6. Disconnect lamp wires from output of ignitor and pass through tilt tube grommets to back
lamp house.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : LAMP SOCKET REMOVAL
Step7. Loosen two quarter-turn Dzus rapier fasteners from lamp house cover and remove lamp.
Lamp Socket
Lamp
Lamp Socket
Cover
Quarter-Turn
Fasteners
2
Figure 2-27: Lamp Socket Cover Removal
Step8. Remove one 6-32 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screw and flat washer and detach lamp cover tether
from fixture.
Step9. As shown in Figure 2-28 on page 44, at each side:
a. Remove two 8-32 x 5/8" PPZ SEMS screw (1 per side) at counter weight plate, closest
to rear of assembly.
b. Note, the counter weight plates will stay attached by 2 screws closest to inside of fixture.
Step 10. Remove two 6-32 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screws from rear of assembly, closest to L1 & L2 fans.
Step 11. Remove four 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS screws from rear.
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Remove this screw only
8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS Screw (x4)
10-32 x 1-1/2" PPZ Screw (x3)
Counter Weights
10-32 Acorn
Nut (x3)
#10 Flat Washer (x3)
Figure 2-28: Lamp Socket Removal
Step 12. Carefully remove lamp housing, socket and rear plate.
Spring (x3)
Spacer (x3)
8-32 x 7/8" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x2)
Lamp Socket
Remove this screw only
Counter Weights
Step 13. Slide lamp wires through hot box insulation blanket.
Step 14. Remove grommet from lamp housing and carefully slide lamp wire through lamp housing,
then remove grommet from lamp wire.
Step 15. Remove three 10-32 Acorn nuts.
Step 16. Remove three 10-32 x 1-1/2" PPZ Screws and flat washers with spring and spacer.
CAUTION: Note orientation of lamp socket before removing lamp socket from fixture. Replacement
socket must be installed in the same orientation.
Step 17. Remove two 8-32 x 7/8" PPZ SEMS screws mounting socket.
Step 18. Remove lamp socket.
Step 19. Reassemble by following steps in reverse order.
Note: Refer to “Lamp Removal and Installation” on page 21 for lamp installation information.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : REFLECTOR REMOVAL
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Reflector Removal
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove reflector assembly:
Step1. Remove power from luminaire and allow unit to completely cool.
Step2. Remove rear cover assembly as described in “Rear Cover Assembly Removal” on page 20.
Step3. Loosen two quarter-turn Dzus rapier fasteners from lamp house cover and remove lamp.
Lamp Socket
Lamp
Lamp Socket
Cover
Quarter-Turn
Fasteners
Figure 2-29: Lamp Socket Cover Removal
Step4. Remove one 6-32 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screw and flat washer and detach lamp cover tether
from fixture.
Step5. As shown in Figure 2-28 on page 44, at each side:
a. Remove two 8-32 x 5/8" PPZ SEMS screw (1 per side) at counter weight plate, closest
to rear of assembly.
b. Note, the counter weight plates will stay attached by 2 screws closest to inside of fixture.
Step6. Remove two 6-32 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screws from rear of assembly, closest to L1 & L2 fans.
Step7. Remove four 8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS screws from rear.
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Remove this screw only
Counter Weights
Reflector
#8 KEPS Nut (x4)
Reflector Retaining Clip (x2)
8-32 x 3/8" PPB SEMS Screw (x4)
Remove this screw only
Counter Weights
Figure 2-30: Reflector Assembly Removal
Step8. Carefully remove lamp housing, socket and rear plate.
Step9. At reflector, remove four #8 KEPS nuts and remove both reflector retainer clips.
Step 10. Remove reflector.
Step 11. Reassemble by following steps in reverse order.
Note: Refer to “Lamp Removal and Installation” on page 21 for lamp installation information.
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CYMD Wheel Replacement
This section contains individual procedures to remove and install the dimmer, magenta, cyan, and
yellow wheels.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove color wheels and dimmer from CYMD assembly:
Step1. Remove CYMD assembly from luminaire by following procedure described in “CYMD
Module Assembly Removal” on page 24.
Step2. At yellow wheel, remove two 0-80 x 3/16" PFSS Screws holding yellow wheel to shaft and
remove wheel.
Step3. At cyan wheel, remove two 0-80 x 3/16" PFSS Screws holding cyan wheel to shaft and
remove wheel.
Step4. Carefully remove magenta wheel from shaft.
Step5. Carefully remove dimmer wheel from shaft.
Step1. Carefully slide dimmer wheel assembly onto shaft (opposite side where wiring harness is
attached).
Step2. Align timing mark on dimmer wheel with timing mark on drive pulley hub on motor shaft as
shown in Figure 2-32.
Drive Pulley Hub
Timing Mark
Dimmer Hub
Timing Mark
Dimmer or
Color Wheel
Figure 2-32: Wheel and Drive Hub Timing Marks
Note: When optical sensor tab on drive pulley is in sensor, the CLOSED portion of the dimmer wheel
should align with gate.
To install magenta wheel:
Step1. Install dimmer wheel first by following previous procedure in this section.
Step2. Carefully slide magenta wheel assembly on to shaft (closest to where wiring harness is
attached)
Step3. Align the timing mark on the magenta wheel with the timing mark on the drive pulley hub
on motor shaft as shown in Figure 2-32.
Note: When optical sensor tab on drive pulley is in sensor, the OPEN portion of the magenta wheel
should align with gate.
To install cyan wheel:
Step1. Install dimmer and magenta wheels first by following previous procedures in this section.
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Step2. Ensure that sensor tab on drive pulley of motor is in sensor slot.
Step3. Align wheel to shaft screws, so that open spot of wheel is in gate.
WARNING: It is very important not to over-tighten screws in the next step.
Step4. Install two 0-80 x 3/16" PFSS screws.
Note: When installing or reinstalling Cyan wheel, you must add a bead of RTV 5083 on top of 0-80 x
3/16" LG PFSS Screws (as illustrated in Figure 2-33). Allow enough time for RTV to cure before
putting the assembly into use.
Step5. Ensure cyan wheel and dimmer wheel move independent of each other.
To Install Yellow Wheel
Step1. Install dimmer, magenta and cyan wheels by following previous procedures in this section.
Step2. Ensure that sensor tab on drive pulley of motor is in sensor slot.
Step3. Align wheel to shaft screws, so that open spot of wheel is in gate.
WARNING: It is very important not to over-tighten screws in the next step.
Step4. Install two 0-80 x 3/16" PFSS screws.
Note: When installing or reinstalling Yellow wheel, you must add a bead of RTV 5083 on top of 0-80
x 3/16" LG PFSS Screws (as illustrated in Figure 2-33). Allow enough time for RTV to cure before
putting the assembly into use.
Step5. Ensure yellow wheel and magenta wheel move independent of each other.
Glass Filter
(Yellow or Cyan)
RTV 5083 Bead
Filter Hub
(Yellow or Cyan)
0-80 x 3/16" PFSS Screws
Figure 2-33: Cyan or Yellow Filter Wheel - RTV 5083 Bead
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the strobe assembly:
Step1. Remove CYMD assembly from luminaire by following procedure described in “CYMD
Module Assembly Removal” on page 24.
Step2. Remove all glass wheels from CYMD assembly as described in “CYMD Wheel
Replacement” on page 47.
Step3. Remove one 4-40 x 1/4" PPB SEMS screw mounting color mix shaft to bearing. Carefully
remove shaft.
Step4. Remove one 4-40 x 1/4" PFZ and three 4-40 x 1/4" PPB SEMS screws and remove strobe
assembly from CYMD assembly.
Left Strobe Assembly
B
4-40 x 1/4" PFZ Screw
A
A
B
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
4-40 x 1/4" PPB SEMS Screw
B
Right Strobe Assembly
Figure 2-34: Strobe Assemblies Removal
Step5. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
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Dimmer or Magenta Motor Assembly Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the dimmer or magenta motor assembly:
Step1. Remove CYMD assembly from luminaire by following procedure described in “CYMD
Module Assembly Removal” on page 24.
Step2. Remove all glass wheels from CYMD assembly as described in “CYMD Wheel
Replacement” on page 47.
Step3. Remove appropriate strobe assembly.
Note: Screws, in the next step, have Loctite 242 and may require small amount of heat to loosen.
Step4. Using 1/16" Allen Driver, loosen cone set screw attaching Dimmer or Magenta Outdrive
from motor shaft.
2
4-40 x 1/4"
PFZ Screws
Magenta
Outdrive
Dimmer
Outdrive
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-35: Dimmer / Magenta Motor Assemblies Removal
Step5. Remove Outdrive.
Step6. Remove two 4-40 x 1/4" PFZ screws and remove motor.
Magenta Motor Assembly
Dimmer Motor Assembly
4-40 x 1/4"
PFZ Screws
Step7. When installing Outdrive, place sensor tab into optical sensor.
Step8. Apply Loctite 242 onto cone set screw.
Step9. Tighten cone set screw to flat part of shaft, with the slot centered in the sensor.
Step 10. Continue reassembly following remaining steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the strobe assembly:
Step1. Remove appropriate strobe assembly as described in “Strobe Assembly Replacement” on
page 50.
Note: Cone Set Screw has Loctite 242 and may require small amount of heat to loosen.
Step2. Using 1/16" Allen driver, loosen cone set screw attaching strobe assembly to motor shaft.
Step3. Remove strobe blade assembly.
Step4. To Install, power motor to hold on whole step.
Step5. Hold blade against stop in closed position and slide blade onto motor shaft.
Step6. Set height per tolerance as shown in Figure 2-36.
Step7. Apply Loctite 242 to cone set screw threads.
Step8. Tighten set screw.
Step9. Reinstall strobe assembly.
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Cyan or Yellow Motor Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the cyan or yellow motor assemblies:
Step1. Remove CYMD module assembly from luminaire as described in “CYM D Mod ule
Assembly Removal” on page 24.
Step2. Remove all glass wheels from CYMD assembly as described in “CYMD Wheel
Replacement” on page 47.
Step3. Remove appropriate strobe assembly as described in “Strobe Assembly Replacement” on
page 50. Refer to Figure 2-37 for motor location.
2
Left Strobe Assembly
Yellow Motor
Assembly
NOTE:
Components removed and exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-37: Cyan and Yellow Motor Assemblies.
Note: Cone Set Screw has Loctite 242 and may require small amount of heat to loosen.
Right Strobe Assembly
Cyan Motor
Assembly
Step4. Using 1/16" Allen driver, loosen cone set screw attaching outdrive to motor shaft.
Step5. Remove outdrive.
Step6. At motor to be removed, remove two 4-40 x 1/4" PFB SEMS Screws securing motor.
Step7. Reassemble following steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the fixed color wheel assembly:
Step1. Remove gobo module assembly from luminaire as described in “Gobo Module Assembly
Removal” on page 23.
Note: Cone Set Screw has Loctite 242 and may require small amount of heat to loosen.
Step2. Using 1/16" Allen driver, loosen cone set screw attaching fixed color wheel to drive shaft.
Fixed Gobo Wheel
Fixed Color Wheel
See Detail
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Fixed Color
Wheel Hub
Hub Cone
Set Screw
Rotating Gobo Wheel
IMPORTANT! When replacing Fixed
Color Motor, ensure the rear homing
plate is installed with the set screw to
the flat part of motor shaft when tab is
in sensor.
Figure 2-38: Fixed Color Wheel Assembly
Step3. To install, align drive rear motor homing plate so tab is in optical sensor.
Step4. Apply Loctite 242 on Cone set screw.
Step5. Center open spot of wheel to gate and tighten set screw to flat motor shaft.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the rotating gobo wheel assembly:
Step1. Remove gobo module assembly from luminaire as described in “Gobo Module Assembly
Removal” on page 23.
Step2. Remove the fixed color wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in “Fixed
Color Wheel Replacement” on page 54.
Note: Cone Set Screw has Loctite 242 and may require small amount of heat to loosen.
Step3. Using 1/16" Allen driver, loosen cone set screw attaching rotating gobo wheel to drive shaft.
Step4. To install, align drive rear motor homing plate so tab is in optical sensor.
Step5. Apply Loctite 242 on Cone set screw.
Step6. Center open spot of wheel to gate and tighten set screw to flat motor shaft.
CAUTION: During reassembly, the alignment of the rotating gobo wheel assembly (alignment drive
rear motor homing plate tab in the optical sensor) is very critical for index to calibrate correctly.
IMPORTANT! When replacing Rotating Gobo Motor, ensure the rear homing plate is installed with
the set screw to the flat part of motor shaft when tab is in sensor. When replacing Index Motor, ensure
the Index Outdrive is installed with set screw to flat part of motor shaft.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the fixed gobo wheel assembly:
Step1. Remove gobo module assembly from luminaire as described in “Gobo Module Assembly
Removal” on page 23.
Step2. Remove the fixed color wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in “Fixed
Color Wheel Replacement” on page 54.
Step3. Remove the rotating gobo wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in
“Rotating Gobo Wheel Replacement” on page 55.
Step4. Remove Rotate Gobo COAX assembly from shaft. Note that the bearings in the assembly
that may come loose. Keep these bearings.
Step5. Remove two 6-32 x 3/8" PPZ SEMS screws mounting stabilizer retainer and carefully
remove. Note that there is a spring between retainer and stabilizer that will be removed.
Step6. As shown in Figure 2-41, slide Stabilizer from mount.
Fixed Gobo Wheel
Stabilizer
Bearing
Bearing
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-41: Fixed Gobo Wheel
Step7. Carefully lift wheel off shaft. Note bearings may come loose (refer to Figure 2-41 for
bearing locations).
Step8. When installing, align fixed gobo outdrive so tab is in sensor .
Step9. Align wheel so open spot is aligned with gate.
Step 10. Slide on to shaft.
Step 11. Continue reassembly by following steps in reverse order.
IMPORTANT! When replacing Fixed Gobo Motor, ensure the Fixed Gobo Outdrive is installed with
set screw to flat part of motor shaft when tab is in optical sensor.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work. Wear protection on hands (soft cotton gloves) when handling glass.
To remove the iris assembly:
Step1. Remove gobo module assembly from luminaire as described in “Gobo Module Assembly
Removal” on page 23.
Step2. Remove the fixed color wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in “Fixed
Color Wheel Replacement” on page 54.
Step3. Remove the rotating gobo wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in
“Rotating Gobo Wheel Replacement” on page 55.
Step4. Remove the fixed gobo wheel assembly from gobo module assembly as described in “Fixed
Gobo Wheel Replacement” on page 57.
Step5. Remove three 2-56 x 3/16" PFZ screws and remove iris assembly.
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
2-56 x 3/16" PFZ Screw (x3)
Iris Linkage
Iris Assembly
Figure 2-42: Iris Assembly
Step6. Disconnect iris linkage.
Step7. Reassemble by following steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the ballast / LVS assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. At enclosure, remove display side handle by removing four 10-32 x 5/8" PPB screws.
Display Side Handle
Ballast / LVS Assembly
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
10-32 x 5/8" PPB Screw (x4)
Figure 2-43: Ballast / LVS Assembly Removal
Step3. Remove the inlet exhaust screen.
Step4. Remove two 10-32 x 9/16" PFB screws in supply.
Step5. Slide Ballast / LVS assembly out of enclosure. Note, wiring is still attached to assembly.
Step6. Disconnect wiring:
ConnectionWire Color (s)
AC Line InputBlack, White, Green/Yellow
36 VDC OutputOrange/Black
Enclosure FanRed/Black (x2) Note, it does not matter which wire goes where
Lamp WireBlack, White
Step7. Reassemble by performing steps in reverse order.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the DMX PCB assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the PowerCon (AC input) assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the display PCB assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the wireless DMX interface PCB assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
Step7. Reassemble by performing steps in reverse order.
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
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Pan Motor Assembly Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the pan motor assembly:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
Step5. As indicated in Figure 2-53, remove both fan assemblies by removing two 6-32 x 1/4" PPZ
SEMS screws (per fan assembly).
Fan Assembly
Fan Assembly
6-32 x 1/4" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x2)
Pan Motor Assembly
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-53: Enclosure Fan Assemblies Removal
Step6. Disconnect wiring from motor and encoder assemblies.
Step7. Remove four 8-32 x 1/4" PPB SEMS screws and their flat washers.
8-32 x 1/4" PPB
SEMS Screw (x4)
#8 Flat Washer (x4)
6-32 x 1/4" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x2)
Pan Motor Assembly
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-54: Pan Motor Assembly Removal
Step8. Remove pan motor assembly
Step9. Reassemble by performing steps in reverse order.
Note: Ensure proper belt tension when replacing.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES : PAN BELT REPLACEMENT
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Pan Belt Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the pan belt:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
Step6. At Wire Tray, remove four 8-32 x 1/4" PPZ SEMS screws and remove tray.
Figure 2-56: Wire tray Removal
Step7. Disconnect all wiring from inside enclosure
Step8. At pan pulley cover, remove four 8-32 KEPS nuts and remove cover.
Wire Tray
8-32 x 1/4" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x4)
8-32 KEPS Nuts (x4)
Pan Pulley Cover
Pan Belt
Pan Pulley
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-57: Pan Pulley Cover Removal
Step9. Slide pan belt over and off pan pulley.
Step 10. Reassemble by performing steps in reverse order.
Note: Ensure proper belt tension when replacing.
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Pan Stabilizer Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove the stabilizer:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.
Step6. At Wire Tray, remove four 8-32 x 1/4" PPZ SEMS screws and remove tray.
Wire Tray
8-32 x 1/4" PPZ
SEMS Screw (x4)
Figure 2-59: Wire tray Removal
Step7. At pan pulley cover, remove four 8-32 KEPS nuts and remove cover.
8-32 KEPS Nuts (x4)
Pan Pulley Cover
8-32 x 1/2" PPZ SEMS Screw
10-32 x 3/8" SCZ-B Screw (x4)
Pan Pulley
Pan Stabilizer
Pan St ab i liz e r Spring
NOTE:
Components removed and
exploded for clarity.
Figure 2-60: Pan Pulley Cover Removal
Step8. Slide pan belt over and off pan pulley.
Step9. Using 5/32" Allen driver, remove four 10-32 x 3/8" SCZ-B screws and remove pulley from
pan tube.
Step 10. At Stabilizer mount, remove one 8-32 x 1/2" PPZ SEMS screw.
Step 11. Remove spring from stabilizer, pass stabilizer around wiring harness. IMPORT ANT! When
replacing stabilizer, install new spring.
Step 12. Reassemble by performing steps in reverse order.
Note: Ensure proper belt tension when replacing.
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Enclosure Fan Assemblies Replacement
WARNING: Ensure that power is completely removed (disconnected) from luminaire before
attempting any work.
To remove one or both enclosure fan assemblies:
Step1. Ensure power is completely removed from luminaire and luminaire has cooled completely.
Step2. Remove Ballast / LVS assembly as described in “Ballast / LVS Assembly Replacement” on
page 60.
WARNING: Do not set head on or damage front lens during next step!
Step3. Carefully, flip luminaire to access bottom of enclosure. Do not set on lens.
Step4. Remove six 1/4-20 x 1/2" PFZ screws and remove Bottom Plate from enclosure assembly.