Kichler 43348 User Manual

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30) Make wire connections (connectors not provided.) Reference chart below for

correct connections and wire accordingly.

31) Push fixture to ceiling, carefully passing mounting screws through holes in
canopy.
32) Thread knurl knobs onto mounting screws. Tighten knurl knobs to secure

fixture to ceiling.

CABLE LENGTH ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS

1) Adjust the length of the cables to achieve the desired height of the mounted

fixture. (See cable adjustment detail)

To raise fixture: Push cable up into canopy. Release cable and cable will lock

into place.

To lower fixture: Push button in on cable adjuster and pull cable down.

Release button to lock cable in place.

NOTE: With button pushed in cable will raise and lower. Without button

pushed in cable will only raise up and lock in place.

1) Lower bar with socket clusters down through top of outer shade.
2) Place outer shade with bar over inner shade.
3) Align holes at each end of bar with holes in each bracket on inside of inner
shade.
4) Thread screws down through each hole in bar and into holes in brackets.

Tighten screws to secure inner shade in place.

5) Insert recommended bulbs.
6) Thread one small threaded pipe into each stem on the bottom of each socket
cluster.
7) Thread one hexnut onto end of each threaded pipe.
8) Slip one flat washer then one rubber washer over end of each threaded pipe.
9) Raise diffuser up to fixture. Pass holes in diffuser over end of each threaded
pipe.
10) Slip one rubber washer then one flat washer over end of each threaded pipe.

Thread one hexnut onto end of each threaded pipe

11) Thread one finial onto end of each threaded pipe. Tighten finials to secure

diffuser in place. (DO NOT over tighten.)

12) Determine the amount of stems necessary to achieve desired height of
fixture.

CAUTION: At least one 6" stem must be used.

13) Pass fixture wire from each coupling on bar through each stem and screw

each stem to coupling on top of bar. NOTE: Thread locking compound must

be applied to all stem threads as noted with symbol (3) to prevent accidental

rotation of fixture during cleaning, relamping, etc.

14) Pass fixture wire through each remaining stems and screw remaining stems
together.
15) After desired number of stems are assembled to fixture, shorten the cables

just until taut. Refer to Cable Length Adjustment Instructions below.

NOTE: Fixture may be hung with or without loops and chain link.

With loops and chain link:
16) Thread one small threaded pipe into end of each small loop.
17) Pass fixture wire from one last stem up through threaded pipe in end of

one small loop. Thread that small loop onto the end of stem.

18) Repeat step 17 for other last stem.
19) Attach one chain link to each small loop at end of each last stem.
20) Attach one small loop to end of each chain link.
21) Pass fixture wire through hole in second small loop.
22) Pass fixture wire from each small loop through each hole in canopy. Lower

canopy down over stems. Pass holes in canopy over each threaded pipe at

end of each small loop.

23) Pass fixture wire through each hole in canopy cover. Lower canopy cover

down into canopy. Pass threaded pipes from inside canopy through holes

in canopy cover.

24) From each small threaded pipe protruding from top of canopy cover pass

fixture wire through hole in one lockwasher. Thread each lockwasher onto

end of each threaded pipe.

25) Pass fixture wire through hole in each hexnut. Thread each hexnut onto end

of each threaded pipe.

FOLLOW STEPS 26-32 TO COMPLETE INSTALLATION.

Without loops and chain link:
16) Pass fixture wire from end of each last stem through one small threaded pipe.

Thread one small threaded pipe into end of each last stem.

17) Pass fixture wire through holes in canopy. Lower canopy down and pass

holes in canopy over each end of threaded pipe on stems.

18) Pass fixture wire through each hole in canopy cover. Lower canopy cover

down into canopy. Pass threaded pipes from inside canopy through holes

in canopy cover.

19) From each small threaded pipe protruding from top of canopy cover pass

fixture wire through hole in one lockwasher. Thread each lockwasher onto

end of each threaded pipe.

20) Pass fixture wire through hole in each hexnut. Thread each hexnut onto end

of each threaded pipe.

FOLLOW STEPS 26-32 TO COMPLETE INSTALLATION.

26) TURN OFF POWER.

IMPORTANT: Before you start, NEVER attempt any work without shutting off

the electricity until the work is done.

a) Go to the main fuse, or circuit breaker, box in your home. Place the main

power switch in the “OFF” position.

b) Unscrew the fuse(s), or switch “OFF” the circuit breaker switch(s), that

control the power to the fixture or room that you are working on.

c) Place the wall switch in the “OFF” position. If the fixture to be replaced

has a switch or pull chain, place those in the “OFF” position.

27) Find the appropriate threaded holes on mounting strap. Assemble mounting

screws into threaded holes.

28) Attach mounting strap to outlet box. (Screws provided). Mounting strap can be

adjusted to suit position of fixture.

29) Grounding instructions: (See Illus. A or B).

A) On fixtures where mounting strap is provided with a hole and two raised

dimples. Wrap ground wire from outlet box around green ground screw, and

thread into hole.

B) On fixtures where a cupped washer is provided. Attach ground wire from

outlet box under cupped washer and green ground screw, and thread into

mounting

strap.

If fixture is provided with ground wire. Connect fixture ground wire to outlet

box ground wire with wire connector. (Not provided.) After following the above

steps. Never connect ground wire to black or white power supply wires.

GREEN GROUND

SCREW

CUPPED

WASHER

OUTLET BOX

GROUND

FIXTURE

GROUND

DIMPLES

WIRE CONNECTOR

(NOT PROVIDED)

OUTLET BOX

GROUND

GREEN GROUND

SCREW

FIXTURE

GROUND

Connect Black or

Red Supply Wire to:

Connect

White Supply Wire to:

Black

White

*Parallel cord (round & smooth)

*Parallel cord (square & ridged)

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

without tracer

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

with tracer

Insulated wire (other than green)

with copper conductor

Insulated wire (other than green)

with silver conductor

*Note: When parallel wires (SPT I & SPT II)
are used. The neutral wire is square shaped
or ridged and the other wire will be round in
shape or smooth (see illus.)

Neutral Wire

Date Issued: 8/1/14

IS-43348-US

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