DO IT YOURSELF: Repair your Light Bulbs
Learn to repair your light bulbs the easiest way
Hello Steemians in this post I teach you how to repair your bulbs in a basic and simple way to contribute to the rational use of electricity and save money.
Tools to use:
• Home continuity testers or multimeter.
• Soldering iron
• Tin
• Shovel screwdriver.
Step 1: With a knife, we can unclog the light bulb by turning it constantly to lift its pins. This procedure must be done cautiously and safely.
The Parts of a light bulb
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The process that is applied is simply substitution. When a tube does not work it means that the electronic ballast is good, and if the electronic tube is used it means that the electronic ballast is damaged. So we proceed to replace the damaged piece with a good one.
We proceed to twist our good electronic ballast with the filaments of the good tube, verifying that it is in an easy position to close because if we do it the other way around, it is difficult for us to reattach the tube with the base.
Step 8
The bulb is tested carefully without closing until they do not verify that it actually works, then proceed to close the light bulb.
TIPS:
It is very important that to separate the base of the lamp do not settle from a table or fixed base, because the fluorescent tube is very fragile. Always hold the base of the lamp and not the tube. If you do not have a tester do not worry, there are thousands of home testers that can do it. Search on youtube: home continuity testers. 
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