SAM light fixture

[Miscanthus]

SAM light fixture not coming on. Is this a simple matter of replacing a bulb? Any suggestions?

 

[waste]

I'd check the electrical connections first, the SAMs have 2 bulbs and it seems unlikely that both would have blown at the same time ... unless there was some sort of power surge.

If the electrical is all good, you can pull the light up to the deck, disassemble it and check the bulbs - Ace Hardware often has replacement bulbs for 1/2 the price of OEM bulbs - bring one with you and match it up

I hope this has been "enlightening" :lol:

 

[Miscanthus]

I'd check the electrical connections first, the SAMs have 2 bulbs and it seems unlikely that both would have blown at the same time ... unless there was some sort of power surge.

If the electrical is all good, you can pull the light up to the deck, disassemble it and check the bulbs - Ace Hardware often has replacement bulbs for 1/2 the price of OEM bulbs - bring one with you and match it up

I hope this has been "enlightening" :lol:

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Thanks a lot. I suppose I need to turn off all power to check the connections. Right?

 

[waste]

It's best to kill the breaker when playing with the lights, pump, etc, anything electrical

However, if you're using a voltmeter to test for power, the breaker and switch has to be on.

 

[budster]

Lamp, 75 watt, Eyc, MR-16, Sa 150 watt, 2 req. That's the bulb(s) for the SAm.