| CK3010 Grand Candlestick Chandelier |
| plus adapter CK806 (included) |
Installing fixture adaptors
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Test First (and often). Lightbulbs may need tightening.
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Check the 'hang-height'. Most chandeliers come with extra length chains.
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Cut off the wire with plenty extra (it will be cut again later)
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Begin pinching off sections of insulation a little at-a-time
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Hold the wire against the Adapter so it doesn't pull out of the fixture
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Pinch a little at-a-time so your forces are controlled and gentle
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Twirl last bit of insulation as you pull it off to spin the wire strands
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adjust them into the perfect shape to go easily into the holes
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When the plug-prong is aimed right it slides in - don't force it!
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| Spring Loaded Eyelets: |
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| Best Practices and Tools |
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| CK3010 Candle Chandelier |
here |
| CK3378 Victorian Chandelier |
link |
| CK3384 Crystalene Chandelier |
link |
| CK3717 Large Ceiling Light |
link |
| CK3718 Ceiling w/ cover |
link |
| CK3719 Ceiling w/ fluted shade |
link |
| CK3952 Fan |
link |
| CK4001 Sconce - oil lamp |
link |
| CK4003 Sconce - Up Tulip |
link |
| CK4009 Sconce - Candlestick |
link |
CK4153 Coach Lamp, Brass |
link |
| CK4157 Coach Lamp, Black |
link |
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- Test the light before you start (tighten bulbs if necessary)
- Re-test along the way
- Inspect the fit of the adapter to know how much lacquer to sand
- Complete the plug before gluing it on
- Pinch the insulation off a bit at-a-time
- Spin the last insulation bit as you pull it off to twist the wire
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