Good working practice
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Good working practice
Shared a coffee with the guys replacing fluros in the mods and we got onto the subject of maintainance. When I asked why they werent replacing starters at the same time as fitting the pair of tubes. Answer, its not blinking!
- Kev
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Re: Good working practice
at least he was fitting proper tubes!!!
- AngryHorse
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Re: Good working practice
Yeah, this annoys me!, when Ken or Sean change a tube at work, they only do the tube, and you can pretty much guess, a few months later the old starter fries the new tube!
On page 45, of the `GE Lighting Buyers Guide`, (fluorescent lighting), GE recommend that the starter is changed on EVERY tube replacement.
On page 45, of the `GE Lighting Buyers Guide`, (fluorescent lighting), GE recommend that the starter is changed on EVERY tube replacement.
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- HIDLamp
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Re: Good working practice
At home I tend to leave the starter till it goes but never give it time fry the tube. But yeah if I ever do it for someone else the starter get renewed with the tube.
- Nick217
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Re: Good working practice
The last relamp i did i just did the tubes unless the starter had gone, tbf in the office they know to twist the tube when they go eol
- Kev
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Re: Good working practice
Series mods are very forgiving I look after one shop almost all the starters are original Fitzgerald branded S2s from 1998
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