I just bought an original Daimon flashlight. It is in pretty good shape, but the bulb I think is dead. I bought two 4.5 batteries and a new bulb but they don't work. They fit, but nothing turns on. I'm not a pro with electrics so does the inside of the flashlight look a little weird? It has the white stuff that electronics get when the battery goes dead and leaks, so I don't know if the actual 'guts' still work.
Flashlight:
Inside:
Bulbs: old right, new left:
Battery:
Of course the battery and bulb could be dead, but please let me know if anything looks off. Thanks!
Flashlight troubles
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Flashlight troubles
Kampfgruppe Steiner
Re: Flashlight troubles
Hello,
First thing that comes to mind is the connections, clean them abit with wire wool or just scratch it with something sharp to get through to bare metal?
Edit: Also make sure the 'on' position is touching the rest of the parts?
All the best,
Nathan
First thing that comes to mind is the connections, clean them abit with wire wool or just scratch it with something sharp to get through to bare metal?
Edit: Also make sure the 'on' position is touching the rest of the parts?
All the best,
Nathan
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Re: Flashlight troubles
Nathan,Konzert-Meister wrote:Hello,
First thing that comes to mind is the connections, clean them abit with wire wool or just scratch it with something sharp to get through to bare metal?
Edit: Also make sure the 'on' position is touching the rest of the parts?
All the best,
Nathan
Got it to work!
I uh, had an operator error.
Sam
Kampfgruppe Steiner
Re: Flashlight troubles
now you got it going a dab of wd-40 on the contacts will help keep it working
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Re: Flashlight troubles
Danke Meyer.meyer wrote:now you got it going a dab of wd-40 on the contacts will help keep it working
Kampfgruppe Steiner