Joseph Washburn
Hampstead, NC
Boat Name: Disciple Ship
Model/Year: 1988 Catalina 22
Hull No. 14408
Hailing Port: Wilmington |
 03/20/2004 12:17 PM Pacific Time
The trailer for my 1988 Catalina 22 is equiped with Wesbar lights with the waterproof lightbulb assembly. They call it a sealed capsule. While trying to get ready for the first sail this year I tested the lights. The passenger side lights work while the driver side lights do not. When I removed the lens I noticed moisture, enough to form a couple of drops, on the lens and light bulbs. Since these are suppossed to be sealed, I assume this may be the problem and may simply need to replace the one sealed capsule. Any thoughts?
Joseph Washburn
"Disciple Ship"
1988 C-22
Wilmington, NC |
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04/10/2004 8:17 PM Pacific Time
I can't figure out what is meant by sealed light. I purchasedthe more expensive sealed lights and had the same moisture you mentioned in the lights after one use.
The lense had a rubber gasket but air access hole, go figure?
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04/10/2004 8:17 PM Pacific Time
I can't figure out what is meant by sealed light. I purchased the more expensive sealed lights and had the same moisture you mentioned in the lights after one use.
The lense had a rubber gasket but air access hole, go figure?
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Rick
North Carolina
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07/24/2011 7:42 PM Pacific Time
I have a set of fancy LED lights from West Marine that I put on my trailer about a year ago.
On both lights about 1/2 of the LEDs are not lighting.
Are they replaceable? As anyone else experienced this problem?
Thanks,
Rick |
