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      [LS 60] Loose Yoke Self Repair

      How to repair the red tightening knob for the LS 60 yoke if it has come out and won't screw back in.

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      Getting Started

      You will need:

      - Star screwdriver Sizes -  T8, T10, and T20 (or T15 depending on the unit)

      - A pair of pliers

      Removing the Yoke

      Use the T20 to unscrew the left side of the yoke from the body of the lamphead
      Once unscrewed, the yoke should come off freely.

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      Removing the Light from the Housing

      Use the T8 to unscrew all of the screws around the screen/controls of the lamphead (there should be 4 in total.)

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      With these screws loose, you will be able to pull the light out of the housing.

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      We recommend grabbing/pulling by the Spot/Flood knob as it is the most secure point that runs through this section of the light.

      With the light out of the housing, you should see on the inside a small nut and washer loose inside the lamphead housing. Take them out and set them aside.

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      Reattaching the Bolt to the housing

      Use a T10 to unscrew the two screws securing the black rosette from the right side of the lamphead.

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      You may need to use a small flathead to pry the rosette loose to fully detach it.

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      Use pliers to unscrew the bolt screw from the red knob.

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      Take the screw from the red knob and find the end that is slightly flattened on each side. Insert this end into the rosette and secure it with the washer/nut that was found inside the lamphead.

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      With the bolt reattached to the rosette, resecure the rosette to the lamphead.

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      Finishing up

      You can now put the light back in the housing and reattach the yoke.

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      It is important not to over tighten the long screws that secure the light to the housing as it can cause damage to the Screen and other electrical components, they should be snug, not tight.

      With the yoke reattached, you can screw the red knob back on to secure it.

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      Your yoke should now be fully operational again!

      Need further assistance?

      If at any point during the process you need more help or further clarification/details on any of these steps, please reach out to our customer support team HERE.