Have a westinghouse 75W halogen flood bulb. New, but defective. Can I get a replacement?

Horn not working on Behringer B215XL passive speaker. Tools used: Long(12") phillips screwdriver, adjustable spanner, magnet pen,multimeter,1.5 v battery short length of wire, hot glue gun, soldering iron, solder, 24volt 75w halogen bulb G6.35 available from music shops or ebay.

Remove the speaker output nuts, and four screws that hold the Speakon connectors on the back.

Remove the 18 screws that hold the case halves together using a long shafted phillips screwdriver. I used a magnet pen to recover the screws from their long tunnels. Note that the two holes have shorter screws, and that the screws underneath the handles

Carefully pry the halves of the case apart and disconnect the four speaker wires. Check the resistance between the tweeter terminals using a multimeter which should approx. 3 - 5 ohms. No resistance = dead tweeter.
Using a 1.5v battery touch the + end to one of the tweeter terminals and briefly run a wire from the other terminal on the speaker to the - ve on the battery. It doesn't matter which way round the battery is for this test. You should hear a click which will indicate that the tweeter is functioning. Don't use any battery with a voltage higher than 1.5v .

Peel back one side the white insulation material away from its glued points, unscrew the four screws and remove the crossover unit The crossover uses a 24 V 75w halogen bulb as a fuse. In my case the bulb was ok but the bulb holder had become detached from the circuit board, which I detected by using the continuity setting on my multimeter. I removed all the glue, unsoldered the connection from the rear of the board, fitted new legs to it and resoldered. I fitted a new bulb and re covered with a generous blob of hot glue to stop it vibrating loose.
Refit the crossover unit, and reconnect the speakers, the terminals are marked +/-. Tweeter + yellow - blue, woofer +red, - black. Now's a good time to connect to a sound source to check all is working. Using a hot glue gun reattach the white insulating material to the inside of the speaker case. Refit the jack nuts and four Speakon connector screws on the rear of the case. Gently replace the front cover and all the screws noting the position of the shorter and thinner screws. Hope this was useful.

look inside owners manual in glove compartment look up bulb replacement in the back index it will show and tell you how to replace headlight bulbs. be sure to wear clean gloves, because headlight bulbs or halogen type bulbs, if oil from hands or skin touch the halogen bulb it will cause halogen light bulb overheat and blow out.you can go by auto parts store when you buy new headlight bulb the salesperson will go out to vechicle and replace headlight bulb for you wont charge you any thing.just charge you for the headlight bulb.

Hi Jay,
Ive suspect that there's a problem in the main line of the wiring. Since four halogen bulb are already replaced with a new bulb and bypassed the dimmer switch concentrate now on the wiring and the main panel board. Look for a tripped/busted breaker on the box, reset it.Replaced if busted. If nothing works, you need to check the wiring on the ceiling for open.
Hope it may help you.
Have a nice day!
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JDVillanueva

I am going to stick my neck out a little with this one although I agree with BoomerP. The clue of halogen bulbs is feeding my answer. Halogen bulbs require a high voltage transformer to operate and won't normally work with a dimmer but I never tried it. Bypassing the switch should bring them on though. If you have the proper voltage at the switch and they don't work with the switch bypassed, its probably a bad transformer in the fixture. Good Luck. Be careful.

Sounds like the relay in motion sensor. Change the bulb. Rechargeable batteries are no good after 3-4 years also.

You can purchase directly from Zephyr through their website, www.zephyronline.com

92348 is the part number for that lamp.

If it is like my s60, you need to change the halogen bulb. The bulb assembly is accessible from under the hood. It is held securely in place by three spring clips. Once these clips are removed, you can pull out the assembly, plug in the new halogen bulb and replace the assembly. Be careful not to touch the halogen bulb with your fingers (oils shorten lifespan).

Buylighting.com, JDR120V-75W-E27CG...also comes in 50 watt. They aren't inexpensive, but if installed properly, will last a while. We have a little suction cup to take them out and put them in. It came with the range hood. If you get fingerprints on a halogen bulb, it can blow out quicker.