Halogen repair part 1 (EP 10)

Figuring out whats wrong with this Halogen light (repair part 1)
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[@reggieramjet5362]

I agree,so many times I've had to "repair" a relatively new product before use.

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

So true Reggie. Did this video maybe 3-4 years ago. Not really made to be repaired. But what is now a days!

[@reggieramjet5362]

@@unclemarksdiyauto What is annoying is that you buy something (insert your product here) and truly can't measure the life expectancy in units of time, but by the number of times you've used it. Case in point. I've bought two sets of twin lamp halogen work/flood lights in the past year. Both were giving me trouble after about the fifth time I used them. Gottem both working, it's just irritating.

[@hariatmakhalsa1648]

Can't see what he is doing. His hands and other things are in the way.

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Darn! This is one of my first videos. The camera angles are poor. (Learned a lot since then) I am not too sure these can be safely repaired. No promises, but maybe part 2 had some info that can help. (This video must be 5 or more years ago) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZnQnmiwdtiAbdE

[@omarghamdioa7165]

what realy Annoys me is that we have to rewire and repair the the manufecturers items before use, specjialy chinees items, couse the make rubish matrials

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Yes Omar! This should last linger than they do!

[@drums4king]

Where's Part 2???????????? I found it. I don't have a riveter... : ( Would like to fix mine and put a T-3 Led 75 watt bulb in. Less heat and less electricity... Thanks for posting this!!!

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Linda Sellers, its listed somewhere in my videos. Just go directly to my channel and scroll until you find it. Not sure why they don't show in order. I will look into it.