Kichler 43193 Manuel d'utilisation

Luminaires Kichler

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1) Rotate arms until evenly spaced.
2) Lower fixture body into the center of ring.
3) Pass holes in tabs at ends of each arm over threaded studs

along inside of ring.

4) Screw threaded caps onto ends of each threaded stud.
5) Once all arms are attached with threaded caps, completely

tighten threaded caps to secure fixture body to ring.

6) Screw threaded pipe into top of fixture body.
7) Pass hole in cap down over end of threaded pipe on top of

fixture body.

8) Screw coupling onto end of threaded pipe protruding from

top of cap

9) Pass fixture wire through stem and screw stem to coupling.

NOTE: Thread locking compound must be applied to all

stem threads as noted with symbol (3) to prevent accidental

rotation of fixture during cleaning, relamping, etc.

10) Pass wire through remaining stems and screw stems
together.
11) Attach small loop to top of last stem.
12) TURN OFF POWER.

IMPORTANT: Before you start, NEVER attempt any work

without shutting off the electricity until the work is done.

a) Go to the main fuse, or circuit breaker, box in your

home. Place the main power switch in the “OFF” position.

b) Unscrew the fuse(s), or switch “OFF” the circuit breaker

switch(s), that control the power to the fixture or room that

you are working on.

c) Place the wall switch in the “OFF” position. If the fixture

to be replaced has a switch or pull chain, place those in

the “OFF” position.

13) Take threaded pipe from parts bag and screw in screw collar

loop a minimum of 6 mm (1/4”). Lock into place with hexnut.

14) Run another hexnut down threaded pipe almost touching

first hexnut. Now screw threaded pipe into mounting strap.

Mounting strap must be positioned with extruded thread

faced into outlet box. Threaded pipe must protrude out the

back of mounting strap. Connect mounting strap to outlet

box.
15) Unscrew the threaded ring from screw collar loop. Take

canopy and pass over screw collar loop. Approximately one

half of the screw collar loop exterior threads should be

exposed. Adjust screw collar loop by turning assembly up or

down in mounting strap. Remove canopy.

16) After desired position is found, tighten top hexnut up against

the bottom of the mounting strap.

17) Slip canopy over screw collar loop and thread on threaded

ring. Attach chain (with fixture connected) to bottom of

screw collar loop. Unscrew threaded ring, let canopy and

threaded ring slip down.

18) Weave electrical wire and ground wire through chain links no

more than 3 inches apart. Pass wire through threaded ring,

canopy, screw collar loop, threaded pipe and into outlet box.

19) Connect fixture ground wire to outlet box ground wire with

wire connector. (Not provided.) Never connect ground wire

to black or white power supply wire.

20) Make wire connections (connectors not provided). Reference

chart below for correct connections and wire accordingly.

21) Raise canopy to ceiling
22) Secure canopy in place by tightening threaded ring onto

screw collar loop.

23) Slip glass over socket and secure in place with socket ring.

Connect Black or

Red Supply Wire to:

Connect

White Supply Wire to:

Black

White

*Parallel cord (round & smooth)

*Parallel cord (square & ridged)

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

without tracer

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

with tracer

Insulated wire (other than green)

with copper conductor

Insulated wire (other than green)

with silver conductor

*Note: When parallel wires (SPT I & SPT II)
are used. The neutral wire is square shaped
or ridged and the other wire will be round in
shape or smooth (see illus.)

Neutral Wire

Date Issued: 10/4/13

IS-43193-CB

INSTRUCTIONS

For Assembling and Installing Fixtures in Canada

Pour L’assemblage et L’installation Au Canada

FIXTURE BODY

LUMINAIRE

MOUNTING STRAP

PATTE DE FIXATION

HEXNUT

ECROU HEXAGONAL

THREADED PIPE

TUBE FILETÉ

SCREW COLLAR LOOP

COLLIER-ÉCROU

CANOPY

CACHE

THREADED RING

BAGUE FILETÉE

LOOP

BOUCLE

GLASS

VERRE

STEM

TIGE

SEE OTHER SIDE FOR CANADIAN FRENCH TRANS-

LATIONS.

VOIR L’AUTRE CÔTÉ POUR LES CANADIENS TRA-

DUCTIONS EN FRANÇAIS.