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Flourescent unit starter-less?
The 6 foot tube in our 30+ year kitchen fluorescent light has started to
blink. The tube is about 10 years old, so due for replacement, although it wasn't showing the tell-tale darkened ends. I replaced it with a Crompton 70w tube but this started to blink. "In my opinion it's the starter that needs replacement" said the salesman. Problem is, this unit doesn't have one, is this possible? I removed the tube and the 6' white concave reflector from above the tube but no sign of a starter. Instead, there's a 9" x 1" x 1" (from memory) white plastic box, which carries the mains wiring. Any thoughts on where the starter can be located or are some fluorescent units ...... starter-less? TIA |
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