Surefire 318, 618 Tactical Light User Manual

							Model 318/618
Tactical Light
Users Manual
Remington 870 Shotgun
12 Gauge
Protected by US. Patent 4,856,218
Revision E     3-1-2000 
						

							Model 318 & 618 Tactical Light
Introduction
   The Model 318 & 618 Tactical lights provide a rugged and reliable source of high
intensity light that is integrated into the fore-arm of the shotgun. The lamp is shock isolated
& can be activated by pressing the Pressure Switch along the right side of the fore-arm. A
switch blocker is provided for users that want to reduce the functional size of the Pressure
Switch.
Installation
1. Put safety on safe. Open action and make certain no shells remain in chamber or
    magazine. Close action and remove Magazine Cap and Barrel. Reach into
    bottom of receiver and press left shell latch inward. Slide Fore-End Tube off
    Magazine Tube.
    NOTE: Top right edge of slide may bind on bottom front of ejection port in
    receiver. To free slide, push front end of bolt downward.
2. Unscrew and remove Fore-End Tube Nut using Installation Tool supplied in kit
    and remove wooden Fore-End by pulling it straight off the Fore-End Tube.
3. Place H18 Housing onto the Fore-End Tube and reinstall Fore-End Tube
    Nut using Installation Tool.
4. Install Fore-End Tube on receiver by placing slide and breech bolt on the end of
    the Fore-End Action Bars. Insert the end of Action Bars into matching grooves in
    the Receiver. Move Fore-End gently rearward into receiver until contact is made
    with front end of right shell latch. Press front of right shell latch into side of receiver.
    Move Fore-End past right shell latch until contact is made with left shell latch.
    Press front of left shell latch inward to allow Fore-End Tube to pass and reassemble
    freely into receiver. Reassemble Barrel and tighten firmly with magazine cap.
5. Install Battery into the H18 Housing with the + contact facing out.
6. Screw Lamp Housing into H18 Housing.
7. Apply finger pressure to the Pressure Switch on the right side of the H18 Housing.
    The light should come on. Installation is now complete.
Kit Contents
! H18 Housing
! L30 or L60 Lamp Module
! DL123A or DL223AC Battery
! Installation Tool
! Model Z10 Switch Blocker
! Alcohol  Wipe
! Users Manual
Lamp Replacement
1. Unscrew Bezel from Lamp Housing. Lift Lamp assembly out of Bezel.
2. Install replacement Lamp Assembly in Bezel and reassemble by screwing
    onto Lamp Housing until it is fully seated.
Battery Replacement
1. Unscrew Lamp Housing from H18 Housing and shake out old battery.
2. Install new battery with the + terminal facing out.
3. Reinstall Lamp Module. 
						

							Model 318 & 618 Tactical Light
Switch Blocker Installation
   If you want to disable the part of the pressure switch where you rest your hand, (and don’t
want the light to come on) you can cover it with the Model Z10 Switch Blocker. First clean the
portion of the Pressure Switch to be disabled using the Alcohol Wipe from the Kit. Then
remove the paper backing from the underside of the Switch Blocker and press the Switch
Blocker in place on the Pressure Switch.
Specifications
R30 Light Output 15 Lumens
Run time Approx 1 hour
P60 Light Output 65 Lumens
Run time Approx.1 hour
Lamp Type High Press. Xenon
Lamp/Reflector Assy Prefocused
Battery TypeLithium
Battery Shelf Life 5 to 10 years
WARNING
Lithium batteries can explode or cause burns if disas-
sembled, shorted, recharged or exposed to fire or high
temperatures.  Please handle with care. 
						

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							Caution
   The battery used in the light is very powerful. Be sure that the switch is not touching anything
when the light is stored. If the lamp is turned on while in a case or other container, the lamp can
overheat and damage the light or surrounding materials. Remove the battery or unscrew the bezel
far enough to prevent the lamp from turning on when stored.
   Do not use a 3 Volt Lamp in a 6 Volt system. The lamp will BURN OUT immediately!!! To
identify a lamp assembly: the 3 volt lamp has a Red label and is marked R30, the 6 volt has a Blue
or Green label and is marked R60 or P60.
   If it is necessary to dispose of any batteries, do not do so by fire, mutilation or by disassembly,
as this may cause toxic chemicals to be released.
Model 318 & 618 Tactical Light
Repairs & Replacements
     To obtain repair or replacement call Customer Service at 800-828-8809 (toll free) or 714-545-
9444 and obtain a Return Authorization number (RA). Then pack the unit carefully and return (no
COD’s please) to:
     Sure-Fire LLC
     Repairs Department, RA ____
     18300 Mt. Baldy Circle
     Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Sure-Fire LLC will pay any reasonable shipping costs to return the unit to you.
Warranty
     Sure-Fire LLC warrants that its products will be free from defects in materials and workmanship.
Sure-Fire LLC will repair or replace (at its option), without charge, any product or part which is
found to be defective under normal use and service. Such repair or replacement shall be the
purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy under this warranty. This warranty does not include normal
maintenance and services and does not apply to any products or parts which have been subject to
modification, misuse, negligence, accident, improper maintenance or repair by anyone other than
Sure-Fire LLC.
“Fine Print” Warranty Limitation
     There is no other express warranty.  Sure-Fire LLC hereby disclaims any and all implied
warranties, including, but not limited to fitness for a particular purpose.  Sure-Fire LLC shall not be
liable for incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of, or in connection with product
use or performance.
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ENA 5
Your ENA 5
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS  2
Control elements 8
Proper use 10
For your safety 10
Welcome to the world of JURA  11
JURA on the Internet ............................................................................................................................................. 11
Knowledge Builder ................................................................................................................................................ 11
Connector System
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3-colour plain text display ................................................................................................................................... 12
1  Preparing and using for the first time  12
Setting up............................................................................................................................................................... 12
Filling the water tank ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Filling the bean container ................................................................................................................................... 12
First-time use ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Using and activating filter ................................................................................................................................... 13
Determining and adjusting the water hardness ............................................................................................. 14
Adjusting grinder .................................................................................................................................................. 14
Switching on the machine .................................................................................................................................. 15
Switching off the machine .................................................................................................................................. 15
2 Preparation 16
1 coffee at the touch of a button  ....................................................................................................................... 16
2 coffees at the touch of a button ..................................................................................................................... 16
Pre-ground coffee ................................................................................................................................................. 16
One-off setting before and during preparation .............................................................................................. 17
Entering a default setting for the amount of water for a cup size...............................................................17
Cappuccino with the Professional Cappuccino Frother ................................................................................. 17
Cappuccino with the Easy Cappuccino Frother .............................................................................................. 18
Cappuccino with the 2-stage frothing nozzle ................................................................................................. 19
Heating milk with the Professional Cappuccino Frother ............................................................................... 19
Heating milk with the 2-stage frothing nozzle .............................................................................................. 20
Hot water  ............................................................................................................................................................. 20
3  Default settings in programming mode  20
Products ................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Energy-saving mode ............................................................................................................................................ 21
Automatic switch-off ............................................................................................................................................ 21
Units of water ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
Language ............................................................................................................................................................... 22
4 Maintenance 22
Maintenance tips ................................................................................................................................................. 22
Rinsing the machine – manually ...................................................................................................................... 23
Changing the filter following a prompt ........................................................................................................... 23
Changing the filter – manually ......................................................................................................................... 24
Cleaning the machine following a prompt ..................................................................................................... 24
Cleaning the machine – manually .................................................................................................................... 25
Descaling the machine following a prompt ................................................................................................... 25
Descaling the machine – manually .................................................................................................................. 26 
						

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Rinsing the Professional Cappuccino Frother ................................................................................................. 26
Cleaning the Professional Cappuccino Frother .............................................................................................. 27
Dismantling and rinsing the Professional Cappuccino Frother ...................................................................27
Rinsing the Easy Cappuccino Frother .............................................................................................................. 27
Cleaning the Easy Cappuccino Frother ............................................................................................................ 28
Dismantling and rinsing the Easy Cappuccino Frother ................................................................................ 29
Dismantling and rinsing the 2-stage frothing nozzle ................................................................................... 29
Cleaning the bean container  ............................................................................................................................ 29
Descaling the water tank .................................................................................................................................... 29
5 Display messages  30
6 Troubleshooting  31
7  Transport and environmentally neutral disposal  32
Transport / Emptying the system ..................................................................................................................... 32
Disposal ................................................................................................................................................................. 32
8 Technical data 32
9 Contacts 32
Index 33
Symbol description 
Warnings:
JCAUTION
Always take note of any information 
marked with the CAUTION or WARNING 
symbol. The signal word WARNING 
points out potential risk of serious 
injury, and the signal word CAUTION 
potential risk of slight injury.
CAUTION
The CAUTION symbol is used to draw 
attention to circumstances which could 
result in damage to the machine.Symbols used:
EInformation and tips to make use of 
your ENA even easier.
TPrompt to take action . This symbol 
means that you are being prompted to 
perform an action.
@References to the JURA website where 
you can find interesting additional infor-
mation: www.jura.com.
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1   Water tank 
2
   Powder chute for pre-ground coffee 
3
   Coffee grounds container 
4
   Drip tray 
5
   Cup platform 6
   Bean container cover 
7
 l Switch for hot water and steam    
   preparation 
8
   Connector System©  for removable  
   nozzles
9
   Easy Cappuccino Frother 
10
    Rotating coffee spout 
Control elements
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1 Q  On/off button
2
   Grinding wheel 
3
   Cover 
4
 P P button 
5
 c Maintenance button
6
 g Rotary Switch7
   Display 
8
   Professional Cappuccino Frother 
9
   Easy Cappuccino Frother 
10
    2-stage frothing nozzle 
11
    Hot water nozzle 
The following nozzles are available from stockists and can be fitted to the 
Connector System
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Figure: Open cover
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Proper use 
The machine has been designed and built for 
domestic use. It should only be used to prepare 
coffee and to heat milk and water. Use for 
any other purpose will be deemed improper. 
JURA Elektroapparate AG cannot accept any 
responsibility for the consequences of improper 
use.
Before using the machine always carefully read 
and comply with all these instructions. Keep this 
manual close to the ENA and pass it on to the 
next user if applicable.
For your safety 
Please read and note the following important 
safety information carefully.
This can prevent potentially fatal injury due to 
electric shock:
  ZNever use a machine which has been 
damaged or which has a defective power 
cable.
  ZIf there are any signs of damage, for example 
if there is a smell of burning, unplug the 
machine from the mains supply immediately 
and contact the JURA service centre.
  ZIf the power cable for this machine is 
damaged, it must be repaired either directly 
by JURA or by a JURA approved service centre.
  ZMake sure that the ENA and the power cable 
are not located close to hot surfaces.
  ZBe careful to ensure that the power cable 
does not become trapped and does not rub 
against sharp edges.
  ZNever open and repair the machine yourself. 
Do not modify the machine in any way that 
is not described in the ENA manual. 
The machine contains live parts. If opened, 
there is a danger of fatal injury. Repairs may 
only be carried out by JURA approved service 
centres, using original spare parts and 
accessories.There is a risk of scalds and burns from the spouts 
or the nozzle:
  ZPlace the machine out of the reach of 
children.
  ZDo not touch any hot parts. Use the handles 
provided.
  ZBe careful to ensure that the appropriate 
nozzle is correctly installed and clean. The 
nozzle or parts of the nozzle could become 
detached if the parts are not assembled 
correctly or a blockage occurs.
A defective machine is not safe and could cause 
injury or fire. To avoid damage and any associated 
risk of injury or fire:
  ZNever allow the power cable to hang down 
loosely. The power cable could trip someone 
or be damaged.
  ZProtect your ENA from environmental 
influences such as rain, frost and direct 
sunlight.
  ZDo not put the ENA, cable or connections in 
water.
  ZDo not put the ENA or any individual parts in 
the dishwasher.
  ZTurn your ENA off and disconnect the mains 
plug before starting any cleaning operation. 
Always wipe your ENA with a damp cloth, 
never a wet cloth, and protect it from 
constant water splashes.
  ZOnly connect the machine to a power supply 
in accordance with the information on the 
rating plate. The rating plate is located on the 
underside of your ENA. Further technical 
data is given in Chapter 8 ‘Technical data’ .
  ZUse only original JURA care products. 
Use of accessories that are not explicitly 
recommended by JURA could damage 
the ENA.
  ZDo not use any coffee beans treated with 
additives or caramelised coffee beans.
  ZAlways fill the water tank with cold, fresh 
water.
  ZIf you are absent for a prolonged period of 
time, turn the machine off.