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03-23-2011, 04:22 AM
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I'm sure you can replace the ballast. In the mean time I would use the daylight bulbs on your good ballast until you get a replacement and I wouldn't try turning it on the bad one anymore(fire hazard
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03-23-2011, 04:27 AM
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Ya, likely a fried ballast. Just make sure that your fixture doesn't have a fuse. It likely doesn't but that would be my first logical step (otherwise you'll get a new ballast, try to make it work, it won't work, you'll spend hours trying to figure it out until you realize it was a F***ing fuse and you'll feel stupid). You can get Fulham Workhorse ballasts for pretty cheap (like $20 - $40) and they are, ummmm, workhorses... they kick ass. You could swap that bugger in a night.
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