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mycrofft
Still crazy but elsewhere
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Spare bulb for a minimag flashlight
As I've noted elsewhere:
1. Lights are out.
2. Turn on Minimag unless it is stolen.
3. Fails to work.
4. In the dark, fumble batteries out and change them.
5. Still no light.
6. Still in the dark, unscrew end of battery compartment, keep batteries in light, use fingernails (have some?) to extract end spring.
7.Switching to second set of tinier fingernails, extract tiny finned plastic spare bulb holder from endcap withot losing the spring, the cap or the bulb.
8. Without dropping or damaging the two little wires on the new bulb, and without losing anything else (see above) unscrew other end of light, then extract presumably used up bulb.
9. Find new bulb, insert two 2 mm wires into their tiny little socket holes without getting "dirt or oils from skin" on it and without bending or breaking the wires, dropping the rest of the assembly, etc.
10. Reassemble light head and butt end, and try it.
As I've noted elsewhere:
1. Lights are out.
2. Turn on Minimag unless it is stolen.
3. Fails to work.
4. In the dark, fumble batteries out and change them.
5. Still no light.
6. Still in the dark, unscrew end of battery compartment, keep batteries in light, use fingernails (have some?) to extract end spring.
7.Switching to second set of tinier fingernails, extract tiny finned plastic spare bulb holder from endcap withot losing the spring, the cap or the bulb.
8. Without dropping or damaging the two little wires on the new bulb, and without losing anything else (see above) unscrew other end of light, then extract presumably used up bulb.
9. Find new bulb, insert two 2 mm wires into their tiny little socket holes without getting "dirt or oils from skin" on it and without bending or breaking the wires, dropping the rest of the assembly, etc.
10. Reassemble light head and butt end, and try it.
