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I have flourescent lights in my kitchen. There are three units within
the recessed ceiling with a plastic cover over the entire thing. There are two switches, one on each side of the kitchen to turn on the lights. These lights sometimes take a long time (minutes) to turn on when either switch is used. I haven't been able to narrow it down to the switches as being the culprit so I must assume the ballast is the cause. Can anyone offer any advice on how to troubleshoot any further and where to find the ballast? Does each flourescent unit have its own ballast or can there be one for the whole system? Why would all three be affected if there are separate ballasts? I'm still suspicious of the wiring myself. |
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