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![]() I would try a different power bar. Pretty hard for something 2 be wrong with the fixture as they are 2 completely separate wired light systems in it.
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![]() I've seen a few similar cases with those fixtures. I don't think you problem is related to your power par, probably just a coincidence. Could be a bad connection or possible a bad ground but it seems obvious to me it's in the fixture.
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![]() He moves some plugs around on the Power bar and it's obvious it's in the fixture?
It very well could be, but I fail to see how it is Obvious.
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Dan Pesonen Umm, a tank or 5 |
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![]() Ok, so a different power bar didnt work.. and now the 2 bulbs wont work at all. :-( do you think its something loose in the internal wiring? ballast problem? bulbs?
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![]() take all the bulbs out and put them all back in. I have had bulb placement/seating problems with T5s before. Good luck.
Also, rotate the order of the bulbs. Could be a bad bulb? K. |
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![]() Thanks Kien!
was just a bulb unset. switched their positions a bit an presto-change-o they all work again! was just strange that it was both on the same switch and none on the other... oh well.. first thing ill check next time... |
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