Troubleshooting Optronics Camo Nightblaster Spotlight
Updated 09/16/2014 | Published 09/15/2014 >
Question:
Hi, I just watched your video about changing lenses but how do I change the bulb? Or how do I know if its the battery that is bad or the bulb? Thanks
asked by: Sheree
Expert Reply:
I spoke with my contact at Optronics and he said first you will want to test the battery by charging it thoroughly. Once charged, test the battery with a volt meter, like # PT89ZR, at 20 amps. Next check to see if you are getting a reading of 12 volts. If not, the battery needs replacing.
If the battery checks out you will have to replace the halogen bulb. To do this you will need to take apart the entire light. You will want to take photos to make sure you replace all parts correctly. For a replacement battery you will need to contact Optronics. If you need a replacement bulb we would be happy to help you find the correct bulb.
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