Arc desk lamp

Name

Arc desk lamp

Model

ARC-01

Identifier

arc-lamp-demo-000142

Serial

DEMO-000142

Batch

ARC-DEMO-2026-04

Manufacturer

Arc Studio · fictional manufacturer

Manufacturing date

2026-04-16

Dimensions · H × W × D

420 × 220 × 280 mm

Light

3000 K · 450 lm

External supply

24 V · 6 W

Record updated

2026-10-09

Record version

2.0

Illustrative total: 1,600 g. Packaging is recorded separately: 220 g of cardboard and paper inserts. These values have not been measured or verified.

1. Form the metal parts

   The shade is spun from aluminium sheet; the base shell is pressed and the steel stem is bent to shape.

2. Prepare and coat

   Metal surfaces are cleaned and powder coated in terracotta. Threaded mounting points are kept clear of the coating.

3. Fit the light assembly

   A separately sourced LED board, diffuser and low-voltage connector form the replaceable light assembly.

4. Assemble and identify

   Threaded fasteners join the shade, stem and base. The cable is routed with strain relief; the batch and serial labels are added.

5. Check the finished unit

   The example inspection plan covers visible finish, stability, cable routing and a functional light check. Inspection evidence is not attached to this fictional record.

6. Pack for transport

   The lamp is placed in a corrugated carton with moulded paper inserts. The example packaging mass is 220 g, separate from the product mass.

Fictional repair workflow for this sample only. It is not a service manual for a real electrical product. For a real lamp, follow its manufacturer-approved instructions and use a qualified repairer. Never open a sealed mains adapter.

1. 1Shade
2. 2LED module & diffuser
3. 3Stem
4. 4Base & protective feet
5. 5Sealed external adapter

Example replacement references

ARC-LM-06

LED module with diffuser

ARC-PS-24

Sealed external 24 V adapter

ARC-FEET-03

Set of protective feet

These are fictional part references, not an orderable spare-parts catalogue.

Prepare the workspace

Example repair bench: soft protective mat, correctly sized hand tools, parts tray, matching replacement component and a record of the fault.

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1. Identify and isolate

   Record the model, serial and symptom. Disconnect the external adapter from the wall and the lamp; allow the assembly to cool.

2. Inspect before disassembly

   A qualified repairer checks visible connectors, cable condition and mounting points before deciding which component requires replacement.

3. Access the light assembly

   In the fictional design, removable screws retain the diffuser and light module. Support the shade and record the order of removed parts.

4. Replace the matching component

   Use the specified module and connector for the product revision. For this sample the module reference is ARC-LM-06; the external adapter is a complete sealed replacement assembly.

5. Reassemble and check

   Restore the diffuser, fasteners and cable routing. A qualified repairer completes the appropriate safety and functional checks for the actual product before it returns to use.

6. Record the repair

   Keep the part reference, date, repairer and result with the product record. Send removed electronics to an appropriate collection point.

1. Keep it in use first

   If the product still works, consider continued use, donation or resale. If it has a fault, obtain a repair assessment before deciding to discard it.

2. Use the electrical collection route

   For a real lamp, follow local electrical-equipment collection rules. Keep the lamp and adapter out of household mixed waste; check your local collection point or retailer take-back scheme.

3. Separate at an appropriate facility

   The fictional design uses removable fasteners to separate the metal body, stem and light assembly. Disassembly for material recovery belongs with an appropriate repair or recovery facility.

4. Sort components and packaging

   Keep electronics and insulated power parts in the electrical collection stream. Sort clean cardboard and paper inserts according to local rules. Ask the facility about coated metals and silicone pads.