bulb is out. what exact size do i need to order a new one? thanks
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http://www.heath-zenith.com//data/manuals/598-1132-06.pdf"Electrical Load...........................Up to 100 Watt Maximum Halogen, 78 mm T- Type"I Love my Menards!
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According to the users manual (http://www.heath-zenith.com//data/manuals/598-1132-07.pdf), it calls for "up to 100 Watt Maximum Halogen, 78 mm T-type". I've bought these at local hardware stores - pretty common.
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I have six of these lights on my house so I had to figure this out sooner or later. Manual says its a 100 watt halogen 78mm T-type bulb. What that converts to is 78mm, 3.070 inches or 3-1/8 inch double ended halogen bulb. I just order my bulbs at 1000bulbs.com
1460083
I really dont know since I havent had to replace my bulb. The crappy booklet that comes with the light doesnt tell what bulb is used either. Heath has a toll free number 1-800-858-8501 for customer assistance. Hope this helps somewhat.
1460084
It uses a halogen T3 100 watt bulb. I bought the Philips BC100T3Q . They are not very expensive.
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Sorry the bulb didn't fit my lamp. So it is useless. I should have returned back to amazon but I was so busy I didn't return. I still have it but not sure what to do with it because cannot be used for any of my lamp.
815905
You should have a little suctione cup with a handle that came with your light fixture. Suction it to the front of the bulb and turn counter clockwise to remove. Then insert the new one using the suction cup and turn clockwise
1703775
I have found replacement bulbs for that particular lamp on "elightbulbs.com". When you have reached the site's front page type into the search bar: 40s11 ( 40 is the wattage and s11 is the style of base). That should take you right where you need to be.
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standard socket sized. But as someone else pointed out...this bulb is quite a bit 'taller' than a normal bulb.
214042
(Assuming this is fluorescent). The issue is whether the bulb is the correct size. This should be marked on the bulb somewhere (along with the length). Anyone's bulb that size/length should work. Only issue then is whether the bulb has the correct "light" you want (daylight, etc.).
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They have the specific replacement bulb on Amazon. Sometimes it's a little tricky to find but its there.
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http://ptps.com/order/index.php?do=photocart&viewGallery=1029#image=15896 Or go to www.myringlight.com and see of yourself. That's what the link is for..the replacement bulb.
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My advice would be to contact the seller or the direct manufacturer. They may be able to replace the damaged bulb free of charge or at least inform you of the proper bulb to purchase and replace yourself. Most companies will provide missing instructions/manuals if you call and request them or find them online
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I really don't know. But i inputed your bulb number into the amazon search and it came up with it. so if it don't fit you should be able to return it.
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Can you please exactly tell us which bulb we need what we need to search for on ebay? please
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This is MR16/GU10 size/socket. U should search for screw on type light bulb for your fixture.
647706
I replaced the low wattage bulb with a much brighter but even lower wattage LED, and it is very bright now. You need to get a very small LED bulb tho, so it will fit, I got the equivalent of a 60w bulb in a 15w LED candle light shaped bulb.
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I just had to replace the bulb yesterday! My cover pulled off very easily...just need to squeeze the cover a bit to one side and pop out the tab that holds it up there...I'd suggest trying a flat screwdriver if it isn't coming open, though be gentle with the screwdriver. Good luck.
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Check your owners manual or do a google search and see what size bulb you need
1029115
You'll need to buy the bulb from them. I broke my bulb and looked at hardware stores and couldn't find a matching bulb.
947974
Call the company direct that it shipped from and they will be more than helpful to swap it out. At times you might have to purchase an oem bulb. Some after market ones aren't as bright.