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The flexible cable and lamp-holders –

is the cable in good condition?

Is it free from cuts, fraying and

damage?

Are the conditions at each lamp-hold-

ers sound?

Are the lamp-holders free from cracks

or damage, that might give access to

the live cable or live contacts of

lamps?

The lamps –

Are they all in place, undamaged,

properly screwed or pushed in?

The plug/transformer

Check that the plug is not damaged.

Look for signs of overheating.

Check the fuse (if any), make sure it is

the correct rating.

IF ANY DOUBT, HAVE THE SET

CHECKED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRI-

CIAN BEFORE USE OR SCRAP AND

PURCHASE A NEW SET.

Where the set is intended to be

connected to the supply via a 'plug-in

transformers', only use the transformer

supplied with the set.

Otherwise if the output voltage does

not match the voltage of the lamps

overheating may result.

Functional tests

After the visual inspection and correct-

ing any faults found, including tighten-

ing of lamps and replacement of

broken or missing lamps, plug in and

switch on the lamp set.

Replace any faulty lamps with ones of

the same voltage rating and manufac-

ture, check the box for details. Spare

lamps are usually provided with the

set.

Lamps should not be removed or

installed with the supply on.

Only replace 'fused' lamps (sometimes

identified by a white mark on the glass)

with identical 'fused' lamps.

Installation on Christmas Tree

Christmas trees because of the pine

oils, and particularly after being in a

heated room for a week or two, are

very flammable. Tree decorations may

also be flammable and should be kept

clear of the lamps as far as possible.

Christmas trees should be mounted

securely so that they are unlikely to fall

over, or be knocked over by children or

pets. They must be kept clear of

heating sources, including spot lamps

and particularly candles.

Take care when decorating the tree,

use a stepladder if the tree is tall and

wear shoes.

Very many more accidents are caused

by treading on plugs and lamps in bare

feet than faulty electrical equipment.