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![]() Try connecting a wire from that extra wire to the screws. only one per socket should be fine. [img]smile.gif[/img] Sounds like you may have found the problem on your own. ;)
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![]() Hey guys, i got the ballast form Classic Lighting Products #604 420 3816. (i think, i'll double check when i get home) I wanted to get a price on the MH ballasts but they didn't have any yet. I'll let you guys know how the tests go.
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![]() Yep that's the place, the address is 8083 Winston ST, Burnaby, B.c. Hope that helps.
Clinton |
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![]() OH BOY!
That's almost next door from me.......... :D |
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![]() This workhorse 7 thing is getting me really curious. How does it run VHO?? And how many bulbs?
CWLee |
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![]() It is an electronic ballast. Same as an Icecap. Nothing magical about it at all. Just cheaper. :D
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![]() Thanks for the info. I think it's a Magnetec ballast, I'll have to look at the sticker again to be certain. It's a pretty heavy beast, looks just like a typical fluorescent ballast just about 3-4 times larger.
A loose wire. Hmmm, could be. I'll do the wiggle test as you suggest. Who makes this Workhorse ballast? Can I just go to any lighting supplier and ask for one, and hope that they know what I'm talking about? |
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