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Its a shame, I thought the first was just unlucky, but when the second one started to go at exactly the same time, you can pretty much guess what the whole box will do!
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Isn't this problem something to do with the starting resistors or type of starting resistors they used in the osrams making contact with the ir coat and reacting with it?
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These are initially a Philips lamp, made on Philips machinery as you say, so why would the make their own lamps poor, and print Osram on them?, or do you mean force people to buy the masters?
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How many of these went black from this batch again?
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whats the batch code on these eg n8b8? it happens with philips 18w sox-e aswell the blackening i seen one the other day date code 1d manufactured april 2011
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If this is happening in the same fitting have you checked the ballast is not over running the lamp? i used to have a twin 26W CFL downlight in my bathroom with magnetic gear and 1 lamp i never changed the other would only last a few months with domestic use.
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Mine started going black too im starting to wonder if its the fittings with built in ignitors that are causing it
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I'm using an SRS type ballast in my G6 and the lamp seems ok so far?
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i think its somehting to do with 18 watt sox in general, they were all a bit shit to be honest, even the old ones
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Yeah, the black one bottom right was the 3rd from this batch to do it within 2 years, this is why I stopped using SOX for outside.
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Have you got many of these left? Id be interested in trying one of these in a fitting without an ignitor to see if they go black
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9 of, I think.....?
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I still think it’s fittings with ignitors as well as the starting probe in the lamp causing this
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But it never happened with GEC, Shaw lamps?????, only these Philips/Osram ones
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Kev has a shaw going black now in his NGX on the barn
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The plot thickens....... , and funny enough, my dads XGC turned every Shaw lamp black, but hasn`t yet done it to these?????
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This is why I think ignitors are the issue. The lamp in my XWC at the moment is the last I’ll be using in 18w SOX unless I can come across more lamps before it dies. I wonder if the ignitor in my XWC as well as the starting probe had anything to do with the early failure of my 18w GE
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Was the GE a late one?, I had both a 35 and 55 GE, but made just before Leicestershire closed down, and BOTH went black!, I`m wondering if they were the last, "can`t be arsed" made lamps?
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This one is September 1996 according to the date sheet?
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I’m actually wondering weather to pull it down and stick a 70w SON bulkhead up there
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