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G9 Lampholder
I have a ceiling lamp with 5 splayed out G9 Lamps. One has started to arc
and needs replacing. Damned if I can see how to do it. It looks like is has a one way lock. The lampholder has a threaded outside for the glass cylindrical shades. |
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G9 Lampholder
On 22/01/19 22:08, DerbyBorn wrote:
I have a ceiling lamp with 5 splayed out G9 Lamps. One has started to arc and needs replacing. Damned if I can see how to do it. It looks like is has a one way lock. The lampholder has a threaded outside for the glass cylindrical shades. G9 bulbs normally just pull straight out. Is it possible that some arcing took place between the bulb and socket contacts and has spot welded the two together? -- Jeff |
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G9 Lampholder
Jeff Layman wrote in
: On 22/01/19 22:08, DerbyBorn wrote: I have a ceiling lamp with 5 splayed out G9 Lamps. One has started to arc and needs replacing. Damned if I can see how to do it. It looks like is has a one way lock. The lampholder has a threaded outside for the glass cylindrical shades. G9 bulbs normally just pull straight out. Is it possible that some arcing took place between the bulb and socket contacts and has spot welded the two together? I think the contacts have lost their spinginess due to heating. |
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