Lantern installation tutorial

The tutorial for installing lamps is as follows:

Method 1: Unpacking: We need to unpack the outer packaging of lanterns first, and then install all their upper and lower bases. Internal lighting: We need to install the internal lights after all the external installation of lanterns is completed. Lamp holder and bulb: you need to pull the cable yourself to install the interior lamp, and you need to buy the lamp holder and bulb yourself. Installation complete: After all these are installed in lanterns, you can do it.

Method 2: First, wipe off the dust on the lantern packaging box with cloth or paper towel, and then put the lantern in a flat, clean and tidy place. Next, take the lanterns out of the box and place their upper and lower bases separately, so that they can be easily operated without confusion after installation.

Then start the installation. When installing, you should first install the lamp body, take one out, circle it and hang the hook on the lamp body. The main body of the lantern is very elastic and can't be crushed. The hook is located inside the lantern, so it can't be hung without crushing it. After winding, hang one first, then the other, and the two lanterns will be balanced.

Then prepare to install the upper and lower pedestals. First, install the lower base of the lantern. The lower base of the lantern has yellow spikes, which are easy to distinguish. After the concave part of the lower base is aligned with the card on the upper part of the lantern, the lower base rotates in place and is installed. Please note that the handwriting on the bottom should be up, not upside down. Don't turn it upside down.

Then install the upper base of the lantern. The font on the base of the lantern should be installed correctly by aligning the card first and then rotating it in place. Finally, hang lanterns. To hang lanterns, you can find a small rope and tie it in a convenient place. You need to pull wires inside the light bulb, buy a lamp holder and a light bulb. Just pretend to be one and treat the other the same.