I need a new bulb for my glow buoy pool light! how much and were thanks!!!

You might want to check with backyardcity.com. I know that they sell an assortment of swimming pool lights. If they don't carry the charger, they can probably direct you to the manufacturer. If you have a number to the manufacturer, you might want to contact them directly. Also, a local pool store might carry them.

It sounds like your pool light has a faulty bulb. If you are sure that it is charged and there is no water in the housing unit, you will probably just need to get the bulb replaced. You will have to take it to the pool store that you got it from (or another pool store). You can't open the housing or you will void your warranty and risk shock.

I am not sure if they sell accessories, but I know that Backyardcitypools.com sells these kinds of swimming pool lights so they might be able to help you get what you are looking for or point you in the right direction. Hope you find what you are looking for!

You might want to try backyardcitypools.com. I know that they sell these kinds of swimming pool lights. I don't know if they have replacement parts or not, but they might be able to point you in the right direction or get you a replacement if necessary.

You cannot change the light yourself. These particular swimming pool lights are designed so that they are not able to be opened by the consumer. To have the bulb replace, you will have to take it to an pool store/repair place. They can only be opened by a professional. If you did open it, it would void your warranty. You will either have to take it in for servicing or buy a whole new light.

see if you can find a universal one from radio shack.they usually have 5 or more plugs on it so one should fit.

The users manual strictly forbids users of these swimming pool lights from changing any bulbs/batteries/etc. This light is specifically designed so that it cannot be opened by anyone other than an autorized repair person. If you were to open it yourself you would not only risk electrocuting yourself, but also void your warranty. You will have to have it serviced or replace the whole light. Sorry! Hope this helps you though.

According to the owner's manual that I have for this swimming pool light (troubleshooting section), a blinking red light is definately a charging issue. The manual recommends that you unplug and replug in the light several times. If the flashing continues, they recommend that the batteries need to be replaced. Unfortunately, you cannot replace the batteries yourself. They specifically state that you cannot open the housing yourself. If you did, you would risk electrocuting yourself AND void any warranties that you have. You will have to take it into the retailer that you got it from or an autorized pool supply/repair shop or replace the whole light.

my glow bouy just keeps flashing on and off after recharge, had it about 2 years hardly been used