i misplaced the part that the ballast connects to. can't mount it to the fan.the part that the the two pins plug into. Is this piece available
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their is a part #140351 on the piece. i believe it has something to do with the dimmer of the circline light. i have not been able to find it
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I'm sorry, but I cant answer your question. By the way I would like to say that this piece is incomplete. It should have come with another part attached to it... This is just like an adapter, but not the complete ballast. When I opened my fan to replace the damaged part, I noticed it wasn't complete, so I attached it to the part of my fan that still worked, but as I said, this is just part of the complete ballast...
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But that's integrated to the lamp base, it's not something that will just come off.
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Changing the circular bulb is one thing. Getting and changing the ballast quite another. I would suspect that the cost of replacement may be close to the cost of a new mirror. Doing it yourself is not always successful and therefore you could loose your entire investment and the time. Get a new mirror.
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In my case the fan was only running on one speed but the light worked. I took it apart and found this part had a burnt spot. I replaced it and everything has worked fine. Good luck
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probably the easiest way to get what you need is,loosen set screw from shaft turn fan over tighten set screw you should be good to go
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You need to order the ballast that has the correct bulb socket the bulb plugs into
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You will have to go to a indoor plant store and buy an adapter. The cheap bastards don't include one in the box. If you buy the ballast at an indoor plant store the adapter is included. They cost about eight dollars and I hope this helps.
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hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
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This is a photograph of the light bulb. It worked in my fan. The ballast is a different issue. Sam L.
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im not sure. but if you have the old lamp, theres a seriel number on it. type it in on amazon and youll find the part youre looking for. hope that helps
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If all you have is the bulb, you need a ballast and a reflective fixture that will support that bulbs wattage. You have to buy the whole package, you cant just screw this bulb into any fixture.
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Steve, I really don't know. Always a pain to identify the right one. Seems like every Fluorescent fixture in the house uses a different ballast.
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sorry i dont know where u can get the part,but u may try talk to amazon see if they can do something for u
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Tom, the fan needs to be mounted on the back of the bulb. It should screw right onto the bulb. The ballest should just be cable tied to any metal part near the headlight housing. Just make sure its not a pipe.
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I cut the old wires to remove the old ballast and connected new ballast to the old wires using wire connectors (much easier than using wire nuts). My old ballast was 3-lamp so I had to figure out what to do with extra wires, but it's really not that hard.
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Sorry this is not an answer. I'm in need of this part as well. Did you ever find out where to get one?
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I don't know. You will need to look at the existing ballast for a number, then go to the site and search for that number. Any substitutes or the original should be shown. Hope this helps.
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It is an easy replacement. It is plugged into your existing ballast. We do have installation instructions we can email to you when you purchase, just sent us an email when you place your order. Let me know if you have any questions.