I will be coming back to post numbers even if only for my own future knowledge but I'm sure many people well find it helpful as I have found many people going on about no light in clock
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I will be coming back to post numbers even if only for my own future knowledge but I'm sure many people well find it helpful as I have found many people going on about no light in clock
With the green bulbs, the green is usually like a silicone cover over a plain bulb, acts as a diffuser too. Roll it off and replace over the new bulb to give the original colour. Did that with some dash bulbs that were blown, this one is probably the same, though I wouldn't know for sure as my clock is now a digital volt meter.
That's the correct one, if my memory serves me right. The classic wedge will not fit the holder, you will need a diode-style bulb. Even these are available from accessory shops.Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
That actually looks different to mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jojo
Have been trying to chase up globe have tried a few different ones all of which are wrong so I can give you plenty of part numbers not to try but I will return when I get the correct one. Currently have local store ordering in a few different ones that it could be
Some good news and some bad news lol
I now have a light in my clock :-) it's a narva globe picked up from repco part number 117762
And the bad news now my clock has decided to stop telling the time this isn't a issue with the globe it happened other day just had time to to find problem