AETHER SPAXIS OÜ – Product Maintenance & Care Guide
Because your lamp deserves the best care to shine bright for years to come!
At AETHER SPAXIS OÜ, we’re all about helping you keep your lamps looking fresh and glowing for as long as possible. Whether you’ve just added a new wall lamp or pendant light to your space, or you’ve had one of our fixtures for a while, proper maintenance and care can ensure your lighting continues to brighten your home effortlessly.
General Care Tips for All Lamps
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Regular Dusting
Dust is the enemy of beauty, especially for lamps! Over time, dust can accumulate on the surface of your lamp, dimming its shine. Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe down your lamp. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as they can scratch the surface or damage the finish. -
Avoid Direct Contact with Water
While your lamp is designed to handle a little everyday wear and tear, it’s not a fan of water. Always clean your lamp with a dry cloth, and avoid getting any liquid on electrical components, sockets, or wiring. If you need to clean any glass or metal parts, use a damp cloth, but make sure it’s well wrung out and don’t let water seep into the lamp. -
Use the Right Bulb
Our lamps are designed to work with specific types of bulbs, so it’s important to use the correct one. Always refer to the product specifications for the recommended bulb type and wattage. Using a bulb with too high a wattage can cause overheating and potentially damage the lamp. If you’re unsure, contact us, and we’ll help guide you! -
Check the Wiring Regularly
Safety first! Check the wiring of your lamp every so often. If you notice any fraying, exposed wires, or unusual wear, it’s time to replace the lamp or seek professional help. Don’t attempt to fix electrical components unless you’re fully qualified to do so.
Wall Lamps – Specific Care Instructions
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Fixing to the Wall
Make sure your wall lamp is securely fixed to the wall to avoid accidents. If you need to re-install it or tighten screws, always turn off the power before doing so. This ensures your safety and prevents any electrical mishaps. -
Adjusting the Angle
If your wall lamp is adjustable, gently move it to the desired position. Don’t force any parts, as this can cause strain on the lamp’s mechanism. If your lamp has a rotating arm or a swivel head, always adjust it slowly to avoid damaging the moving parts.
Pendant Lights – Specific Care Instructions
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Height and Placement
Ensure that your pendant light is hung at the appropriate height. Ideally, it should be about 30-36 inches above a table or countertop. Too high, and it won’t provide enough light; too low, and it could be a hazard or cause discomfort. Adjusting the length of your pendant is a quick and easy task, just make sure it’s securely locked into place after adjusting. -
Cleaning the Shade
Pendant lights often come with beautiful glass, metal, or fabric shades. Depending on the material, cleaning methods can vary. For glass shades, use a glass cleaner or a damp cloth. For metal shades, a microfiber cloth will do wonders. If you have a fabric shade, be sure to vacuum it regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust. Avoid using any harsh cleaning solutions that could damage the finish.
Special Considerations for Outdoor Lamps
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Protect from Weather
Outdoor lamps are built to withstand the elements, but they still need some protection to ensure their longevity. If your outdoor lamp is exposed to rain or snow, make sure it’s installed in a weatherproof location. If you live in a particularly harsh climate, consider bringing your lamp inside during extreme weather conditions or investing in a weather-resistant cover to protect it. -
Cleaning and Maintenance
Outdoor lamps tend to get dirtier than indoor ones. Regularly wipe down the lamp with a damp cloth to remove dirt, leaves, and other debris. If you notice any rust or corrosion, gently rub the affected areas with a fine steel wool pad or a rust remover designed for metal surfaces.
Bulb Replacement and Longevity
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Changing the Bulb
When it's time to replace your bulb, make sure the lamp is turned off and unplugged (if applicable). Always allow the bulb to cool before touching it, and dispose of old bulbs properly according to local recycling guidelines. Remember, replacing your bulb with the correct wattage will ensure the best performance. -
LED vs. Traditional Bulbs
If your lamp uses traditional incandescent or halogen bulbs, consider switching to LED bulbs. They not only last longer but also save energy—making both your wallet and the environment happier.
In Case of Issues
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If your lamp suddenly stops working or flickers frequently, check if the bulb is loose or needs replacement. If that doesn’t solve the problem, there might be an issue with the wiring or electrical components. In that case, contact a certified electrician to inspect and repair the lamp.
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If your lamp is damaged or defective in any way, please refer to our Return & Refund Policy for guidance. We're happy to assist you with exchanges or returns if necessary!
By following these simple maintenance tips, your lamp will stay as radiant as the day it arrived, brightening your home for years to come!
For any further questions or assistance, feel free to reach out to us at info@dsva0.com. We're always here to help!