Installation Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Wire Nut

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x 2

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x 2

Short Machine

Screw

5. Connect the black lead from the fixture (A) to the black

lead from the electrical box with a wire nut (AA). Connect

the white lead from the fixture (A) to the white lead from

the electrical box with a wire nut (AA). Make sure the wire

nuts (AA) are tight. If needed, wrap electrical tape around

the wire nuts (AA) to prevent them from coming loose

(Fig. 5). Carefully push the wires through the hole of the

mounting plate into the electrical box.

Position the fixture pan (A) over the electrical box and

attach the fixture pan (A) to the electrical box using the

supplied machine screws (DD) (Fig. 6).

For safety and proper operation, your fixture must be

properly grounded (Fig. 4). If you are unfamiliar with the

methods of properly grounding your fixture, consult a qualified

electrician. A green or bare copper ground wire is

pre-attached to your fixture pan (A). If your electrical box is

plastic and has a green or bare copper grounding wire inside,

the bare end of the fixture grounding wire must be secured to

the green grounding wire inside your electrical box using one

of the wire nuts (AA). If your electrical box is metal and

contains no ground wire as part of a grounded electrical

system, you need not do anything more, as the metal chassis

will be grounded via the electrical box mounting screws.

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Wire Nut x 1