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In Reply to: Harman Kardon 330B, cleaned up but now need new bulbs? posted by nobody on May 18, 2012 at 04:46:40:
I can't help you specifically, but what you describe seems more likely to be a loose wire or socket or bad switch contact. Cold bulbs, especially low voltage one's, are very shock resistant so while it's possible, it's very unlikely that you caused an actual filament failure while cleaning things up.
I'd try wiggling and tapping things... But don't fry yourself.
Rick
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- RE: Harman Kardon 330B, cleaned up but now need new bulbs? - rick_m 07:05:30 05/18/12 (2)
- If you do some wiggling and tapping while the unit's powered up... - Mr. Dick Hertz 07:12:56 05/18/12 (1)
- RE: If you do some wiggling and tapping while the unit's powered up... - nobody 09:00:08 05/18/12 (0)
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