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Инструкция по эксплуатации Craftsman, модель BugWacker 557-5199

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14322), at your Sears retail store. This fly pheromone acts as a sex attractant, and is effective in luring houseflies, blowflies, garbage flies and many other types commonly found in yards and barns. Stable Flies can be lured to Bugwacker by using stable fly attractant accessory (Stock no. 14323), available at your Sears store. Gypsy moths can be lured during daylight hours with a gypsy moth sex pheromone available as an accessory (Stock no. 14321) at your Sears retail store. Use of this pheromona also increases the effectiveness of the Bugwacker in attracting and killing this pest during evening hours. 4. Most insect pests have a breeding cycle of ten to fourteen days. Daily operation of your Bugwacker is recommended to reduce insect population by interrupting this breeding cycle. Night flying insects become active at dusk and again just prior to dawn. For maximum effectiveness, op erate _/our Bugwacker 24 hours a day or use photo cell for automatic operation. 5. Automatic "ON/OFF" Feature: Refer to Illustration C. Your Sears Bugwacker is equipped with a photoelectric cell that turns the butbON at dusk and OFF at dawn. To activate this control, insert a pencil or insulated screwdriver through the outer protected screen and move the switch to the "ON" position. Photocell @ @ ON ,,,,,,, (__ 0FF ILLUSTRATION C 6. The insect killer is designed and U.L. Listed for year-round outdoor use and will not be damaged by rain or moisture. If, during heavy rain, excessive arcing occurs and is objectionable, simply disconnect unit. MAINTENANCE 1. Cleaning: Your Sears Bugwacker is equipped with self-cleaning grids, and requires no special maintenance other than cleaning insect debris from the bottom of the unit. This should be done frequently using a small brush or blower such as portable hair dryer, or the exhaust attachment of a vacuum cleaner. BE SURE TO UNPLUG THE UNIT BEFORE CLEANING. Bait or collection trays, if used, should 'be emptied often to reduce the risk of fire. . Bulb Replacement: Bulb life is approximately 4500 hours. However, bulb should be replaced every seasonto ensure maximum output invisible ultra-violet, or "black light", frequency range. 3. Store your Bugwacker indoors when not in use out of reach of children. Do not clean your Bugwacker with a water spray or the like. BULB REPLACEMENT Refer to Illustration D. 1. Disconnect unit from electric source. 2. Depress latch and remove plastic cover at base of unit. 3. Remove rubber boot from bottom of bulb. Bulb can now be pulled down out of the upper socket. 4. Insert bulb. Replace rubber boot. Fit bulb into upper socket. 5. Replace plastic cover and secure latch. ILLUSTRATION D ACCESSORI ES Accessories available for your Bugwacker include: 1. Wall Bracket, Stock no. 1473 -a welded steel bracket with a unique locking feature to help prevent theft. 2. Lantern Pole, Stock no. 14301 -a 11/4inch diameter steel tube with a welded steel scroll and a unique locking feature to help prevent theft. . Lantern Post, Stock no. 14302 -a 3-inch diameter steel tube with a universal mounting adapter and a gold colored eagle top trim. , Bait/Collection Tray, Stock no. 14304 -snaps on and off for easy removal. Durable all-weather construction. SEARSELECTRONICINSECT KILLER -MODEL NO. 833.14334 REF. NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 1 554 722 HANGING RING 1 5 2 596 1565 P02 THREADED NIPPLE, 1" LONG 1 3 567 420 NEOPRENE WASHER 1 4 596 784 REDUCING BUSHING 1 5 555 5314 SR HOOD I 6 245 6260 P27 THREAD CUTTING SCREW, F, 8-32 x 3/8 4 7 596 785 LOCKNUT 1 8 544 5288 GRID SPACER 5 9 544 3750 SPACER INSULATOR 2 10 245 6245 P28 SHEET METAL SCREW_ NO. 8 x 1/2 9 11 532 30O6 BALLAST 2 12 576 4890 TRANSFORMER 1 13 505 3370 BULB SOCKET ASSY 2 14 552 3369 P03 REFLECTOR 2 15 555 3534 BULB RETAINER 1 16 512 392 P26 BULB BOOT WIRE, 26'; LONG 2 17 552 5202 TOP PLATE 1 18 531 2034 STARTER 2 26 19 512 5140 POWER CORD 1 20 571 5170 STARTER SOCKET 2 21 245 6236 Pll SHEET METAL SCREW, NO. 6 x 3/8 3 22 544 3749 MOUNTING INSULATOR 3 23 245 6245 P12 SHEET METAL SCREW, NO. 6 x 1/2 3 24 512 404 P02 HV GRID WIRE 2 25 530 2815 S BULB, BLACK LIGHT 2 26 553 2846 P01 INNER GRID 1 27 553 2847 P01 OUTER GRID 1 28 505 3377 BASKET ASSY 1 29 5O54031 PHOTOCELL ASSY 1 30 245 6260 P25 THREAD CUTTING SCREW, F, 8-32 x 1/4 2 31 557 5199 OWNER'S MANUAL 1 15 TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR ANALYSIS PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION I. No electrical power. 1. Check fuse or circuit breaker. and no high voltage A. Bulbs do not light 2. Check extension cord, (If used,) on grid. 1. Examine grids to see if inner and outer grid high voltage. grids are free from foreign material, dirt or a build-up of dead insects. B. Bulbs light but no 1. Shorted grids. 2. Check to make sure inner grid _nd outer grid are not touching. Use insulated screwdriver. C. Grid voltage present 1, Lamp(s) not seated properly. 1. Check all sockets for proper seating and but bulbs do not alignment. ,, 2. Starter defective. 2. Replace if needed. ,' light. 3. Burned-o...