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Below is a detailed guide to help you through the process:

– **Safety First**:
– ensure the excavator is turned off and parked on a stable surface.
– engage the parking brake to prevent any movement during the procedure.
– Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and safety glasses.

– **Gather Required Tools**:
– **Socket Wrench Set**: Useful for removing bolts and nuts that hold the headlight assembly in place.
– **Screwdriver Set**: A flathead and Phillips screwdriver may be needed depending on the screws used in the headlight assembly.
– **Pliers**: helpful for disconnecting wiring harness clips or adjusting any tight connections.
– **Replacement Headlight Bulbs**: ensure you have the correct type and size of bulbs specified for the Daewoo Doosan S220LC III.
– **Clean Cloth**: To clean surfaces and handle the new bulbs without contaminating them with oils from your hands.

– **Access the Headlight Assembly**:
– Open the front hood or access panel of the excavator to reach the headlight assembly.
– If necessary, remove any protective covers or panels that might obstruct access to the headlights.

– **Remove the Old Headlight**:
– Locate the screws or bolts that secure the headlight assembly in place. Use the socket wrench or screwdriver to remove these fasteners.
– Carefully pull the headlight assembly out from its housing. Be cautious not to force it, as it may be connected to wiring.

– **Disconnect the Wiring Harness**:
– Identify the wiring harness connected to the back of the headlight.
– Gently disconnect the wiring harness by pressing any release tabs or clips. If the connections are tight, use pliers to assist in loosening them.

– **Replace the Headlight Bulb**:
– Once the headlight assembly is removed, locate the bulb holder at the back of the assembly.
– Turn the bulb holder counterclockwise to release it from the assembly.
– remove the old bulb carefully, avoiding touching the glass part of the new bulb with your fingers (use a clean cloth if necessary).
– Insert the new bulb into the holder, ensuring it is securely in place, and then reattach the bulb holder to the headlight assembly by turning it clockwise.

– **Reinstall the Headlight Assembly**:
– Carefully position the headlight assembly back into its housing.
– Reconnect the wiring harness, ensuring it clicks securely back into place.
– Secure the headlight assembly by replacing and tightening the screws or bolts that were removed earlier.

– **Test the New Headlight**:
– Before closing any panels, turn on the excavator’s electrical system to test the new headlight.
– Verify that the headlight is functioning correctly and adjust if necessary.

– **Final Touches**:
– Once confirmed that the headlight is working, replace any covers or panels that were removed.
– Close the hood or access panel securely.

– **Dispose of Old Bulbs Properly**:
– Make sure to dispose of the old bulbs in accordance with local regulations regarding hazardous waste.

This process should help you successfully replace the headlights on your Daewoo Doosan S220LC III excavator. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific details and safety instructions related to your model.
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