I thought one of the light bulbs is going out but that doesn't appear to be the case because I keep checking them.  Any help is appreciated!
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no such thing as blinker fluid.  my car was doing that, but that was because my blinker light had gone out.  go to your car, turn on the left blinker.  keep it on while you check the lights on the front and back of your car.  if one of them is not blinking, there is your problem.  go to napa or pep boys or auto zone, and buy the light, but do like i did.  don't just buy 1, get a few and put it away for the future just in case the right light decides to go out a week later.
41709
premature back light failure. If you just got it, return it to the store and get a new one.
578302
One to miss the obvious fact that it burned out.\nOne to get advice from someone in his cabinet that it burned out.\nOne to choke on a pretzel he found on the floor under the light bulb.  \nOne to blame the light bulb's failure on Democrats.\nOne to send troops to war with GE over the bulb's failure.\nOne to declare "Mission Accomplished" after removing the bad bulb, but not replacing it with anything.\nAnd finally, one to tell the guys who didn't replace the bulb, "You're doin' a heck of a job."
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If the bulbs are intact, I wouldn't worry.  The powder is probably dust from something in the room.\n\nFluorescent bulbs should be taken to a household hazardous waste day.  They contain mercury (but only on the inside).\n\nMost communities accept hazardous waste either at the waste station or at specific sites a few times a year.  You can call whomever picks up your trash and recycling and ask them about hazardous waste.
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First, check to see if the electrical socket you are using is good. Try plugging in some other equipment to see if the same problem occurs or get an electrician to check it for you. If the socket is fine, then the problem is either with the power adapter of the switch or the electrical circuit of the switch. If the equipment is within warranty period don't bother yourself. Report it to your supplier and get them to check it for you.\n(Please provide updates for speedy resolution of your problem)
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Sometimes it is inconsitent power or dirty power (uneven spikes and dipps),  it may blink when someone else in the house turns something on.  They sell a device at most computer stores that give you even clean power.   Just explain your problem.
88835
There's several options really. Could just be a battery issue, a memory issue, maybe something in there fried (which sadly is the most likely). Honestly though, I would recommend taking it in to the place where you bought it/ calling the manufacturer to find out, provided it's not adressed in the owners manual. They'd know, where-as we can only make half-assed geusses.
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The monitor light is going to fail soon. You have to replace it. It costs like $800 to replace it.\n\nThere is a tiny little button that the monitor presses to turn the monitor light off when its in standby or when you close the laptop cover. That might be busted. If it is, that will be a cheap fix.\n\nOtherwise, the monitor light is going bad and thats pretty steep.
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I would check the power cord between the wall and the power supply.  Simple, but true; happens all the time.
112656
There could be a problem with the wiring since you say it corrected itself before.  It maybe time to get another set of speakers.
492129
Most likely it was a reflection of passing car lights.  The light could have reflected off something outside and into your room.  If there was anyone else in the house it could have been a practical joke.
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Switch on the first switch, leave it on for a minute, then turn it off. Switch on the second switch, leaving the third untouched - and go into the room. If the light is off, touch the lightbulb to see if it's warm. If it is, that means the first switch controlled the bulb. If the light is on, that means the second switch controls the bulb. If the light is off, and the bulb is cool, that means the third switch controls it :)
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The voltage readings on the light bulbs are not what they definitely operate in, but optimim values. What is constant is their resistances, and connecting a larger voltage to a lower valued bulb will increase the current across it, and there is a possibility that this will burn the bulb.\n\nHowever, if you connect several bulbs in series to a higher voltage source, i.e. 3, 3, and 6, to a voltage source of 12 V, they should all be within the optimim values.\n\nGenerally speaking though, the bulbs in your example should still be ok (although they will shine much more brightly) unless you connect them in parrallel. (a volmeter across them would probably read about 4V and 8V if you connect them in series)
395146
It's doing the same thing for me too. Maybe they are doing maintenance right now. Check back later.
45410
bad wiring, I have the same problem, I use flouresent blubs from Costco, if your house is under warrenty I would make the contractor come back and fix it.
395852
change all your lightbulbs to the energy saving flourescent ones.  and try and carpool when necessary to save on gas.  Turn your thermostat down a few degrees and just be aware.
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At work we just got motion sensitive switches.  If there isn't any movement for so long, the lights turn themselves off.  Saves a bunch on electricity.  Of course they automatically turn themselves back on when we walk through.