Quoizel MQ5009HL Marquette - Manual (Page 2)

FIXTURE SUPPLY
WIRE
LOCK WASHER A
LOCK NUT A
NIPPLE
LOCK NUT B
LOCK WASHER B
CANOPY CHAIN LOOP
COUPLING
FIXTURE CHAIN
CEILING
CANOPY
CANOPY LOCK
RING
FIGURE 1.
HOUSE SUPPLY
and GROUND
WIRES
HOLE DRILLED
INSIDE OUTLET
BOX
OUTLEX BOX
SET SCREWS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
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FOR FIXTURES OVER 25 LBS. (Canada Only)
Quoizel recommends a licensed electrician or contractor be
consulted for this installation.
3/8-18 NIPPLE, LOCK
WASHER AND
HEX NUT (INCLUDED)
COTTER
PIN
Please use the information outlined in this sheet for the ceiling
installation part of your fixture assembly.
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GOOSE CREEK SC 29445
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IS-MQ5009
Page 2 of 3
Revised 2008 07 07
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1. Before installing fixture, carefully unpack and identify all parts
referring to illustration FIGURE 1. Be sure the power to the
installation point is OFF at circuit breaker.
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3. With the NIPPLE properly situated, locate COUPLING and
proceed to thread onto the end of the NIPPLE protruding into
the OUTLET BOX. Thread COUPLING onto pipe until tight.
Tighten the top SET SCREW with pliers to secure COUPLING
to NIPPLE.
4.
Proceed to unravel the
FIXTURE SUPPLY and GROUND WIRES. Locate the
FIXTURE CHAIN and attach one end to the FIXTURE LOOP
at the top of FIXTURE. Please note that depending on chain
material thickness, you might be required to use chain pliers
to spread chain links open. Proceed to pass the FIXTURE
SUPPLY and GROUND WIRES through the chain, alternating
links. Proceed the pass the wires through the following
mounting components in this order: 1) CANOPY LOCK RING
2) CEILING CANOPY
Position the fixture under the OUTLET BOX. Locate the
CANOPY CHAIN LOOP; LOCK WASHER B and LOCKNUT B;
NIPPLE ; LOCK NUT A and LOCK WASHER A. Thread
LOCK NUT A onto top end of NIPPLE. Pass LOCK WASHER A
over top end of NIPPLE. Thread LOCK NUT B onto the end of
NIPPLE. Pass LOCK WASHER B over end of NIPPLE. Thread
the CANOPY CHAIN LOOP onto the end of NIPPLE. Thread
LOCK NUT B down NIPPLE and snug against top of CANOPY
CHAIN LOOP with pliers. Pass wires through the bottom
center CANOPY CHAIN LOOP through NIPPLE. Pass fixture
wires through the bottom center of the COUPLING. Pull wires
through the wire way hole on side of COUPLING. Take up wire
slack and trim wires so that approx. 6” will remain inside
outlet box. Proceed to thread the NIPPLE into the bottom
center of the COUPLING until tight. Tighten the LOWER SET
SCREW. Proceed to thread LOCK NUT A and LOCK WASHER
A up NIPPLE until seated against the bottom of the
COUPLING. Tighten until snug with pliers. Attach the top of
the FIXTURE CHAIN to the CANOPY CHAIN LOOP. Using
wire connectors (not supplied), connect the FIXTURE
GROUND WIRE to HOUSE GROUND WIRE
connect the
HOUSE WHITE WIRE to the FIXTURE SUPPLY WIRE
(WHITE or RIBBED SIDE); connect the HOUSE BLACK (or
RED) WIRE to the FIXTURE SUPPLY WIRE (BLACK or
SMOOTH SIDE). Wrap each connection with approved
electrical tape.
5. With the proper connections made proceed to push the
CEILING CANOPY upward over the OUTLET BOX. Be sure
that all wires are carefully tucked into the OUTLET BOX
cavity. Secure canopy against ceiling by threading CANOPY
LOCK RING onto the CANOPY CHAIN LOOP. Tighten until
snug.
6. Refer back to Page 1, Step 10 and finish installation.
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(Refer to Figure 2, page 3) This weight of this fixture will
require a means of support independent of the OUTLET
BOX. This fixture must b supported by 3/8-18 NPSM
NIPPLE (supplied) The NIPPLE should be positioned so
that 3/4“ protrudes into the OUTLET BOX cavity.
(Quoizel recommends (2) people
for the rest of this installation)
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Note:
the opposite end of the NIPPLE must be attached to a
structural or bridging member of sufficient strength to
support the fixture weight. A COTTER PIN has been
included and should be installed into the top of NIPPLE,
above HEX NUT for added safety. A clearance hole must
be drilled on the inside top center of the OUTLET BOX.
Please refer to Figure 2, page 3 for detailed illustration.
We recommend the consultation of a licensed electrician
or contractor due to the complexity of this installation.
Making the connections: