2 new bulbs, two new ballasts. still no light. remote controls fan and indicates light levels. next test? voltage to ballast none?
1320174
I went thru the same ordeal. Finally I got rid of the fan/light. I spent a week and many dollars trying to get my lights to work. Bulbs, ballasts took it all apart and nothing. Wish I had the answer.
1724891
Yup! I've used both digital and analog ballasts and the bulbs don't really matter much. If your current ballasts work with your set up (as in plays nice with sensors/daytime/auto-on modes) and the wattage matches; this should be a plug and play installation. There's plenty of places on google that can help you out if you get stuck. Best of luck!
1161192
This is a good ballast unit. I haven't had any trouble with mine, however it is something that can break down. The fan needs to be on to cool the unit. Have you plugged in the light swvith? The plug goes right in the front . If after you plug in your unit and it does not work you need to call the company you bought this from and ask for a replacement. Hope this helps
465065
Check your relay I have had to replace the relays on both of my Innovited systems within the first year... It's unlikely both ballasts went at the same time.
1156936
Mine was dim from the get-go, so I didn't bother trying to get another one. Get a name brand bulb from someone reputable.
190979
This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching device and measure the voltage again. My bet is its gone.... This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching... » Read More This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching device and measure the voltage again. My bet is its gone.... « Show Less
1034219
Check to make sure you have power to you light fixture. Your ballast needs to be replaced.
615456
1. Try a different outlet. 2 take one of the bulbs and inspect it, if it rattles then its broken. 3. Make sure the bulbs are connect properly. It could be the switch is defective. Contact seller.
1632808
This is a photograph of the light bulb. It worked in my fan. The ballast is a different issue. Sam L.
2239899
It might be a bad ballast ( new one is around 5.00) or the bulb is improperly seated or just plain defective
15409
I have the same problem with the florescent bulb in the magnifying lamp I purchased from HD. The very first time I tunred it on it blew. Not sure if it's the ballast or the bub but a replacement t5 6400 K 210V 22W is impossible to locate. That's why I'm here shopping for a LED magnifying lamp, lol.
999044
I used an electronic dimmer switch and it works like a charm I got mine at Ace Hardware for less than $20. Remember you are controlling the power to the Ballast not the Lamp
1917330
I would make sure the bulb is connected. Otherwise, it should just turn on. If not, I would send it back. :)
834335
I can only echo other comments, no sounds when changing light modes. You might Try plugging it into a different electrical socket that is on a different circuit. This would rule out voltage problems I think. Good luck.
2104271
Did you check the fuse? Or see if the original bulbs work still, if not, it's probably the fuse.
695009
Try with the switch on the light assembly in all positions, if still not working recheck the wiring connections. After that I would probably follow procedures for returning a defective unit.
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Its probably not the diode or bulb, it's probably the driver or power supply. U probably will have to replace the fixture.