
SURVIVOR LED-REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
I Troubleshoot (Reference Section VI Appendix A /Troubleshoot)
CAUTION: LED Radiation (RG-2)-Do not stare into the beam May be
harmful to eyes
1) The Survivor LED features a top mounted push button switch
Check switch for proper operation:
• Push switch until click on to test “on” function
• Push and hold the switch for one second to dim
• Push and hold the switch two seconds to activate the “strobe” mode
• Push switch until click off to test “off’ function
2) If light does not turn on or operates for only a short period of time at high
intensity, check the battery
• If using an Alkaline Battery Pack, replace the batteries Remove the
battery pack from the light Depress the tabs on the outside edges of the
battery pack and pull the two halves apart Replacement batteries should
be new alkaline 1 5V of the same type Observe the polarity indicated in
the tray Re-assemble Re-test light
Note: See product ratings for specific batteries for use in hazardous
locations
• If using a rechargeable Battery, p/n# 90130, place light in charger for at
least 15 minutes, the red LED charge indicator should light If LED on
charger does not light, remove battery Check the condition and date
code of the battery Check output voltage; should be between 1 2V and
4 8V Use a multi-meter to test for continuity between battery negative
spring and battery negative output terminal If open, replace battery
(Reference-Figure 1– Part 4B, Test between points shown)
Note: When new, the battery should yield 160-180 minutes of continuous run
time Should the performance have decreased significantly with age or use, it
is recommended to replace battery for optimum performance
3) If light still does not function properly; reference Repair Instruction
Section II
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