MAULwork LED 820 52 - Service and Replacement Guide
This document provides information and instructions for servicing the MAULwork LED 820 52 work lamp.
Product Overview
The MAULwork LED 820 52 is a dimmable LED work lamp designed for professional use. It features an articulated arm for flexible positioning and efficient LED lighting.
Key Components and Article Numbers:
- MAULwork LED 820 52 Lamp
- LED Module: Art.-No.: 8205209.200
- Driver/Control Board: Art.-No.: 8205209.220
- Power Supply: Art.-No.: 8205209.215A
- (Additional part number 8205209.160A mentioned)
Features:
- LED Lighting Technology [?]
- Adjustable Arm
- Clamp Mount
- Power Input: 230V [⚡]
Safety Note: Always ensure the power is disconnected before performing any maintenance or replacement procedures. [⚠️]
Component Identification
The following images illustrate the main components:
MAULwork LED Lamp Assembly: The main lamp unit features an articulated arm, a clamp for mounting, and the LED lighting head. Key components are identified by their article numbers:
- The power supply (Art.-No.: 8205209.215A) connects to the lamp's base via a cable.
- The LED module (Art.-No.: 8205209.200) is housed within the lamp head.
- The driver/control board (Art.-No.: 8205209.220) is located internally within the lamp arm or base.
LED Module (Art.-No.: 8205209.200): This is a linear strip containing multiple LEDs, equipped with a connector for power and control signals.
Driver/Control Board (Art.-No.: 8205209.220): This electronic board manages the power and dimming functions for the LEDs. It features integrated circuits (e.g., LM358P), resistors, capacitors, and terminal connections for input power (A+, A-) and output to the LED module.
Power Supply (Art.-No.: 8205209.215A): A standard AC-to-DC power adapter with a European plug, designed to provide the necessary voltage to the lamp system. It includes a barrel connector for connection to the lamp.
Service and Replacement Procedures
The following steps outline the process for accessing and replacing internal components:
Step 1: Accessing the Lamp Head
To begin, the lamp head housing needs to be opened. This typically involves removing screws securing the cover. A PH1 screwdriver is recommended for this task. [? PH1]
Step 2: Removing the LED Module
After opening the lamp head, the LED module is exposed. It is secured by screws, which also require a PH1 screwdriver for removal. [? PH1]
Step 3: Accessing the Driver Board
The driver/control board is located within the lamp's structure. It is typically mounted with screws that can be removed using a PH1 screwdriver. [? PH1]
Step 4: Disconnecting the LED Module Connector
Once the driver board is accessible, a connector linking it to the LED module needs to be detached. The instruction "DREHEN ROTATE" suggests a rotational action might be required for certain connectors or components. [? Rotate]
The connector for the LED module should be pulled to disconnect it. [➡️ Pull]
Step 5: Disconnecting the Driver Board Connector
The driver board itself has connectors. The instruction "ZIEHEN PULL b)" refers to disconnecting the LED module connector. The instruction "DRÜCKEN PUSH a)" indicates pushing a connector, likely the one connecting the driver board to the main power input or other internal wiring. A PH0 screwdriver is shown in one instance for connector manipulation. [? PH0]
Step 6: Disconnecting the Power Supply
The power supply connects to the lamp via a cable. The final step involves disconnecting this power supply connector from the lamp's internal wiring. The instruction "ZIEHEN PULL" indicates to pull this connector. [➡️ Pull]