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I have a halogen torchier lamp that uses the type T bulb. The lamp
will not lite. I've already replaced the lamp but I'd like to make this a "project." The lamp uses a rheostat type switch and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas. I was going to use my multi tester to check to see if juice is getting through. The bulb is new. If no juice is getting through, should I check the switch next? Anybody know of any circuitry inside the lamp? I haven't begun to take it apart yet. Any help will be welcome. Thanks in advance phil |
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