B296, Installation instructions – Hubbardton Forge 206440 User Manual

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H U B B A R D T O N F O R G E . C O M

hand-forged, vermont-made lighting and accessories

154 RT. 30 SOUTH

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CASTLETON, VERMONT 05735

28808

Installation Instructions

If you need further assistance, or find that you are missing any parts, please contact the dealer from which you purchased this product.
We hope you enjoy your fixture!

* Hubbardton Forge will not be liable for injury or damage caused by improper installation, lamping or use of this fixture.

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To Assemble Fixture Front and Glass

(Figures 3 - 6)

Component Parts

A Fixture Front

P Glass (2)

Q Hex Nut (2)

R Threaded Stud (2)

S Glass Bracket (2)

T Spring (2)

1. Place glass (P) on flat clean surface oriented as shown in

Figure 4.

2. Place fixture front (A) over glass (P) (Figure 5).

3. Holding fixture front (A) and glass (P) securely rotate them

both over so fixture front (A) rests on flat surface.

4. Remove hex nuts (Q) glass brackets (S) from threaded studs

(R).

5. Slide glass (P) towards the center of the fixture.

6. Install spring (T) at the top of the glass (P). Push spring

inside of fixture until it rests against the top ledge of glass

(P). Figure 6.

7. Slip glass brackets (S) on to threaded studs (R). See Figure

7 for orientation.

8. Thread hex nuts (Q) onto threaded studs (R) and tighten until

snug. Be careful not to over tighten.

9. Continue with installation instructions following to install

fixture front.

B296

Double Axis LED Sconce: 206440D

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CAUTION: FAILURE TO INSTALL THIS FIXTURE PROPERLY MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH AND
PROPERTY DAMAGE. We recommend installation by a licensed electrician. This product must be installed in accordance with
applicable installation code(s), by a person familiar with the construction and operation of the product and the hazards involved.*

Caution: Do not exceed maximum wattage noted on fixture. Use only recommended bulbs with fixture.

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(Figure 4)

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(Figure 5)

GLASS SHOULD TOUCH THIS AREA

SLIGHT GAP BETWEEN GLASS AND FRAME ON THIS END

(Figure 6)

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