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Assembly Instruction for Crystorama 1137-CH-CL-MWP Traditional Crystal 12 Light Chandelier
Quick assembly and installation guide for the Crystorama 1137-CH-CL-MWP 12-light chandelier. Includes wiring instructions, crystal dressing guide, and bulb requirements.
Quick answers from the manual
Quick answer
- This manual provides assembly and installation instructions for the Crystorama 1137-CH-CL-MWP 12-light chandelier, including crystal dressing and wiring steps. p. 1
Key actions
- Install arms by loosening screws on the metal plate, connecting the male/female plugs, inserting the arm, twisting the metal tab to lock, and tightening the screws. p. 1
- Assemble the center column by stacking the metal washer, bobeche, and metal washer over distributor box-2, then securing with the finial. p. 1
- Dress the crystals by attaching the specified crystal sets (A-H) to the fixture. p. 1
First start
- Install 12 Candelabra Base bulbs (40 Watts recommended, 60 Watts Max). LED bulbs are recommended for extended use. p. 1
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Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Meaning | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulb Type | Candelabra Base | Required bulb base type | p. 1 |
| Bulb Wattage | 40W (Rec) / 60W (Max) | Recommended and maximum wattage per bulb | p. 1 |
| Rating | Damp rated | Suitable for damp locations | p. 1 |
Where to find it in the PDF
- Assembly Instructions p. 1
- Part Numbers p. 2
- Crystal Sets p. 1
Table of contents
Manual images
Click an image to enlargeQuick guide from the manual
This chandelier is damp rated and requires installation by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electric Code. Ensure you have 12 Candelabra Base bulbs (40W recommended, 60W max). LED bulbs are recommended for extended use. The product contains lead, which is known to cause cancer and birth defects; handle with care.
Installation and Assembly
Follow these steps to assemble the fixture:
- Prepare a soft cloth-covered platform to lay out parts.
- Install the 6-inch arms: Loosen screws on the metal plate. Pull the female plug through the hole in the upper metal plate. Connect the male plug from the arm to the female plug. Push the arm end through the hole until stopped by the metal tab (this should push wires back inside). Twist the metal tab counter-clockwise to lock onto the loose screws. Tighten the screw to secure.
- Repeat the process for the 10-inch arms on the bottom tier.
- Assemble the center column: Place the metal washer, bobeche, and metal washer over distributor box-2 and secure with the finial. Screw the Center column kit 1 onto kit 2.
- Mounting: Attach the mounting bar to the outlet box.
- Hanging: Adjust the chain to the desired height, raise the fixture, make wire connections, and attach the canopy over the mounting bar using the collar ring.
- Dressing: Attach the crystal sets (A-H) as illustrated in the crystal sets diagram.
Parts List
The fixture includes mounting hardware (wire connectors, mounting bar, lock washer, hex nut, nipple, screws), canopy, collar ring, collar loop, chain, center column kits, arms with holders, bobeches, glass vases, metal covers, finial, and PVC candle sleeves.
Manufacturer information
Crystorama
Practical help
Common problems
Fixture not lighting up
Ensure the male/female plugs for the arms are securely connected and locked into the metal plate.
Fixture is unstable
Ensure the mounting bar is securely attached to the outlet box and the collar ring is tightened.
Before use
- Ensure you have 12 Candelabra Base bulbs (40W recommended, 60W max).
- Verify the ceiling outlet box can support the weight of the fixture.
- Ensure you have a soft cloth-covered platform to lay out parts.
- Confirm you have a licensed electrician for installation.
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Images and diagrams
- The assembly diagram shows the connection of the 6-inch and 10-inch arms using a plug-and-lock mechanism.
- The crystal dressing diagram (A-H) indicates the specific placement of crystal sets on the fixture.
Model compatibility
- Use LED bulbs for extended use.
Manual page author
David Miller
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