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TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

• Do not reset the breaker multiple times.

• If the unit is overloaded, the breaker will trip, shutting off the driver and lights.

• If the breaker reset button has been held down by hand or any type of pressure,

such as duct tape, or if the breaker has been reset multiple times without

troubleshooting, the unit will:

- Burn the driver bobbin.

- Burn the thermal or magnetic breaker.

- Burn the driver lead wires due to high amperage caused by overload.

- Short circuit in line which will not allow the breaker to reset.

- Damage the lighting.

Turn off power before beginning. Check for any twisting or damage to the

circuit in the LED lightstrip. If there is excessive damage and the circuit is

broken, the lightstrip must be replaced.

Torn Lightstrip

Check for metal particles or other foreign objects causing the short.

Foreign Object

Check to make sure cuts in the lightstrip are clean and not frayed, causing

positive and negative copper pads to touch.

CONTINUITY TEST

A continuity test is performed to determine if electricity can pass through

two points on an electrical circuit. This helps identify shorts or malfunctions

in the luminaire. Use a multimeter or continuity tester to perform the steps below.

• Always perform a continuity test before connecting to power source.

• Malfunctions are not always as obvious as the lights not turning on.

• A short or malfunction in the line or luminaire will cause damage over time,

irreparably damaging the lighting and voiding warranty.

Turn off power before beginning. Verify power is off by using a non-contact

circuit tester (by others). Touch the probe of the tester to the positive wire of

the power source. The tester will light up if an electrical current is detected.

Setup your multimeter tester (by others). First, insert the black probe lead

into the COM jack, then insert the red probe lead into the VΩ jack.

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Measure area where luminaire will be installed. Use a laser line to create

a reference line along installation area, ensuring consistent alignment

of mounting channels. Mark location where mounting channels will be

installed along reference line.

Touch the red probe to the luminaire extrusion and the black probe to the

ground wire (green). If the luminaire is properly grounded, the multimeter

will beep, flash, or read 0Ω (ohms). If there is no conductive path, the

multimeter will not show any feedback. Troubleshoot to identify the

malfunction in the ground wire.

Black Probe

Touch the red probe to any wire and the black probe to each other wire.

Repeat process for each wire. If a conductive path is formed between any of

the wires, the multimeter will beep, flash, or read 0Ω (ohms). Troubleshoot

to identify the malfunction in the line. If there is no conductive path, the

multimeter will not show any feedback.

Example: Check for continuity between Wire 2 and Wire 4

Black Probe

Red Probe

Touch the red probe to the luminaire housing and the black probe to each

wire except ground. If a conductive path is formed between the housing

and any of the wires, the multimeter will beep, flash, or read 0Ω (ohms).

Troubleshoot to identify the malfunction in the line. If there is no conductive

path, the multimeter will not show any feedback.

Black Probe

Set multimeter to AC voltage and test power source. Conﬁ rm the correct

voltage before connecting luminaire to power source. If the voltage reading

is more than 1 volt greater than the marked output voltage, there is a

problem with the power source or driver.

Connect luminaire to power source. If LEDs do not turn on, troubleshoot to

ﬁ nd the problem in the line.

Troubleshooting & Continuity Test

Red Probe

Installation Instructions

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