Any ideas on getting the pin out that holds the bulb in?
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Any ideas on getting the pin out that holds the bulb in?
Great big hammer?
BFH ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
The biggest problem will be finding a bulb. They discontinued the 18W bulb several years ago. Call DR, they will be happy to advise you on bulb/pin removal.
I thought you were kidding. However, reading this post of TDS makes me wonder...Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
Although I think we can all agree the choice of small hammer was a mistake. Were a great big hammer been used, I am sure the bulb would be out by now.Quote:
What is the best way to remove the pin that holds the bulb in place. I am changing the bulb and I tried using a finishing nail, hitting the nail with a small hammer. I hit it a few times and then stopped before I did any damage.
Good luck,
~Jeff
GOT IT... I thought it was ONE pin...Really two small ones going in from each side. I got a Welch Allen 21 watt bulb that WA told me would work. DR tells me they used a WA ballast and if WA says it will work, it should.
. THANKS
The 21W bulb will work, but the ballast is only 18W, and you will still have an 18W light.Quote:
Originally Posted by caver
Sounds like the thought of "Yours will always be smaller than mine"...Until now, I've had a pile of junk that DiveRite says should be traded in for somthing better. I bet I paid close to $1000.00 for that light. We live in a disposable society. Buy something now, use it for a while and buy another. DR, like alot of companies are famous for putting a product on the market and then not supporting it. They want you to buy something new. I don't buy in too that. I still have socks from 30 years ago. Oh,,,I did give in a while ago and buy an H10. Now I am back to 2 lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
P.s. I've never had any complaints about the size of my 'light'