In Common With Mushroom Pendant Installation Guide
- June 7, 2024
- In Common With
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Mushroom Pendant
Assembly Guide
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How to Install Your New Light
Please check that you received all of the components pictured in this guide.
Reach out to us if anything is missing. It’s very rare, but it happens. Don’t
forget to turn off the electrical power source. Tools you will need that
aren’t included: standard wire stripper,
Phillips head screwdriver.
CAUTION
Electrical shock risk. Turn off electrical power at the main fuse box or
circuit panel before beginning installation, servicing the light, or
installing accessories. We recommend working with a qualified electrician
familiar with the type of work you’d like done.
Contents
Step 1:
Turn off electrical power at the main fuse box or circuit panel before
beginning installation.
| Step 2:
Mount the backplate (A) to the junction box using a Phillips head screwdriver
to tighten the mounting screws (C).
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Step 3:
Cut pendant cord to the desired length using a wire cutter, then thread the
cord through the hole in the canopy. Secure the cord in place by tightening
the screw on the canopy cover (B). Use the included L-shaped hex key (E).
Resist the urge to over-tighten; it’s not necessary!
| Step 4:
Use the wago clips (F) to connect the fixture’s wires to the corresponding
wires from the junction box in the wall or ceiling. White is neutral; Black is
live; Green/ Yellow is ground. One ground wire will be from the pendant cord,
the other ground wire should come from the junction box.
If needed use a wire stripper to remove 3/8” of the insulation from each wire
before inserting them into the corresponding wago clip.
Step 5:
Align the holes of the backplate (A) with the holes of the canopy cover (B).
Secure them in place by twisting the thumbscrews (D) by hand.
| Step 6:
Screw lightbulb (H) into the shell pendant (I).
Step 7:
Attach the diffuser (G) to pendant assembly by rotating clockwise until fixed
in place. Turn the power back on at the main fuse box or circuit panel you
disabled before installation.