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10-26-2011 03:36 AM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp well im not sure exactly whats wrong...but i trying to position the lamp differently and see if that helps...i tried changing the bulb and its a little bit better. next will be the thermostat |
10-15-2011 03:42 PM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp ok so try getting a new thermostat next? okie dokie the lamp fixture does have an on and off but no rheo. its a flukers 10 inch |
10-15-2011 09:29 AM | |
Nancy |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp Hmmmm. Does your lamp fixture have an on/off switch or does it have a rheostat dial? If an on and off, I don't know how it could be the fixture because it would be either off or on. If it has a dial, that is probably the culprit and turning the dial up full will give full power to the emitter. I would think it must be the thermostat itself. |
10-15-2011 07:13 AM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp so i got a new 150w che....still 23celcious..........could it b the lamp??? the che holder |
10-14-2011 05:26 PM | |
Nancy |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp It sounds like either the thermostat or the emitter is defective. A 150 should heat up quickly. The fact that it does turn off if you turn the dial, makes me wonder if its the emitter that is defective. If the thermostat wasn't working, but the emitter was, the cage would continue getting hotter and hotter. |
10-14-2011 04:01 PM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp also, i wasnt able to leave my hand under the lamp for over 20 seconds before now it just feels warm. |
10-14-2011 03:59 PM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp 150watt was never ever able to boost the temp anywhere above 28 celcious even on a hot summer day |
10-14-2011 03:42 PM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp the lamp does turn off when i go from low and just a 1mm turn it clicks on. |
10-14-2011 01:09 PM | |
Nancy |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp At the lowest setting it should be off with green light off. At the highest it should always be on with green light on. Using a 150 watt emitter with a tank, you should have no trouble getting the temperature up high in fact, a 150 might be too much. Try plugging a lamp into the extra outlet on it and see if the lamp comes on or off as you turn the dial. |
10-14-2011 08:50 AM | |
v.bow |
Re: help, thermostat not working properly repti temp at this point i think my lamp is broken since the thermostat is always on therefore the heater should always be on suggestions? |
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