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• A-23 • Set-up/Operation
Changing the Bulb on the Meridian Projector
Note
The same bulbs (SL-550) are used in both the Meridian and Cardinal Points
projectors. These are halogen cycle bulbs that have no socket assembly,
only two small wire leads. Because they are halogen bulbs, it is important
that they be handled as little as possible. Skin oil and moisture can reduce
their life expectancy. You should always clean and dry your fingers before
handling the bulbs.
The bulb for the Meridian Projector is located behind a black plastic cap on the left-
hand side of the Meridian Projector. To access the bulb, use a thin bladed, athead
screwdriver to carefully pry off the cap (see photo at left). Make sure you hold the
Meridian projector rmly in one hand while removing the cap. Once the cap has
been removed, reach into the opening and carefully lift the bulb from its socket. Re-
place the bulb with one from the accessory box found in one of the small red plastic
caps attached to white foam.
When inserting the halogen bulbs in their sockets you must place the wire leads
directly in the center of the sockets that have the metal inserts. Using a small ashlight
will help you see the socket better. Push the bulb in gently until you feel resistance. Do
not push so hard that you bend the wire leads on the bulbs! Once you have replaced
a bulb, test it before putting the cap back into place. You may have to remove the
bulb and reset it in the socket if it does not light the rst time.
When you have successfully replaced the bulb, replace the cap by grasping the Me-
ridian projector rmly in one hand so it doesn’t move. Snap the cap back in place.
Changing the Bulb on the Cardinal Points Projector
Note
The same bulbs (SL-550) are used in both the Meridian and Cardinal Points
projectors. These are halogen cycle bulbs that have no socket assembly,
only two small wire leads. Because they are halogen bulbs, it is important
that they be handled as little as possible. Skin oil and moisture can reduce
their life expectancy. You should always clean and dry your fingers before
handling the bulbs.
The bulb for the Cardinal Points Projector is located under the black plastic cap direct-
ly on top of the Cardinal points Projector, beneath the clear plastic projection cylinder
support plate. The easiest way to access this bulb is to rst tilt the cylinder support
plate so that the Latitude Adjustment Bar is set for the Equator. (The cylinder support
plate should be in the vertical plane.) Using a thin blade athead screwdriver, care-
fully pry off the cap (see top photo at right). Once the cap has been removed, reach
into the opening and carefully lift the bulb from its socket. Replace the bulb with one
from the accessory box found in one of the small red plastic caps attached to white
foam.
When inserting the halogen bulbs in their sockets you must place the wire leads
directly in the center of the sockets that have the metal inserts. Using a small ashlight
will help you see the socket better. Push the bulb in gently until you feel resistance. Do
not push so hard that you bend the wire leads on the bulbs! Once you have replaced
a bulb, test it before putting the cap back into place. You may have to remove the
bulb and reset it in the socket if it does not light the rst time.
Once the bulb in the Cardinal Points Projector has been successfully replaced, care-
fully snap the cap back into place and tilt the clear plastic cylinder support plate back
into the horizontal position.
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