onevw
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edjunior
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Probably need a bit more info. Well, definitely need a bit more info.
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onevw
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edjunior said:
yes I cannot post a pic of it I cannot get ant pic less than 350 kb to post
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Gary RV_Wizard
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Pop the translucent cover off and the model info and ballast part number ought to be visible inside. This guide should help:
http://www.solarseller.com/thinlite_ballasts_replacement_dc_ballasts_thin_lite_.htm
Or bypass the ballast and install 12v led instead, either a led tube that snaps in with minor wire change, or remove the tubes and balalst and glue in led strips.
http://www.solarseller.com/thinlite_ballasts_replacement_dc_ballasts_thin_lite_.htm
Or bypass the ballast and install 12v led instead, either a led tube that snaps in with minor wire change, or remove the tubes and balalst and glue in led strips.
darsben
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Thats the answer. Less expensive and less heat build upGary RV_Wizard said:
