Troubleshooting Guide - Osram SYLVANIA xenarc X2010 Manual Del Usuario

Maintenance
Xenarc X2010 Ford F-150 and Expedition HID
Upgrade Kits are designed for years of
trouble-free use and no routine service is
required. Headlamp aim should be checked
and, if necessary, corrected on a regularly
scheduled basis, especially in high-vibration or
high-mileage applications. Xenarc X2010 HID
Upgrade headlamps will last many times longer
than conventional headlamps, so it is important
to check the aim regularly.
Dirt, dust, and insects accumulating on the
lenses of the headlamps will decrease the
performance of the lamps and increase the glare
for oncoming traffic. As such, HID headlamp
lenses should be cleaned often with plenty of
water and soap. The polycarbonate lenses on
your Xenarc X2010 HID Upgrade headlamps
are designed to withstand standard cleaning
chemicals. However, as with all polycarbonate
lenses, they can be scratched if insufficient
water or a dirty wash cloth is used.
It is recommended that copies of these
instructions be kept with the vehicle service
manual should the headlamp system require
service at a future date. It is also recommended
that copies of these instructions be kept in
the vehicle at all times, should the headlamp
system require service in a location other than
that where it was originally installed.

Troubleshooting Guide

This section provides guidelines to help pinpoint
p ro b l e m s t h a t m a y a r i s e d u r i n g n o r m a l
operation of your Xenarc HID lamps. The first
section provides a listing of likely sources of
trouble under certain conditions and the second
section provides notes on possible ways to
verify the condition.
Your Xenarc HID lamps operate at very high
voltages so be sure to disconnect the power
from your system when servicing the lamps or
electronic ballasts. Failure to follow this warning
may lead to severe injury or death.
Problem Sources
Symptom :
HID lamp will not operate on low beam
Likely causes :
• Loose connection
• Failed fuse
• Broken wire in cable harness
• Damaged ballast cable
• Failed electronic ballast
• Failed HID light source
• Failed relay in wire harness