The lighting is replaced by LED lights and circuit problems
Remove the regenerator, remove the screw from the ballast, and then attach the red and white wires together, and wrap it in an insulating tape. Fill in the LED lamp.
My home is a branch. The whole thing is broken even the base is changed, the base is to take the shock drill to drill in the wall, my home has no impact electric drill. The part of the branch is just changing the daylight lamp. Save trouble. The first time I took the regenerator and the ballast down, I had a makeover. You just need to put the fluorescent tube directly on it. Very simple.
Not right. Use a pair of pliers or scissors to shorten the lines at the ends of the regenerator, and remove the regenerator. Make sure you put the two ends together and wrap them in an insulating tape. Otherwise, it wouldn't be connected, how the current might be free.
No, you're going into a ballast, one is out. The picture you gave is only part of it. When you disconnect the ballast, connect the same color. The red one is the wire, the current of the ballast. After disconnecting, it should be a connection between the red wire and two broken wires. You should shoot the right wire again. The situation in my home was to tear down the ballast and the two red lines were connected to the red line. The green earth line connects to the blue line. You have to capture the essence of the problem, and you have to see the current flowing. The current must be in and out of the ballast. When you disconnect the ballast, you should connect the broken one to the other. This will make the current pass.
LED bulbs have special or built-in support, which is completely different from the old fluorescent lighting fixture. The suggestion is that the old stents can be recycled.
