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Replacing light bulbs in Ducal dressers
Hi there I have a Ducal dresser with two display lights which have both stopped working at the same time. I have checked the transformer and this is okay, but am unable to get access to the bulbs without it would appear doing damage to the dresser help would be appreciated.
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Would it be possible for you to post some images here of the areas where the bulbs are located? That would probably be helpful, since without seeing what might be the problem, it's hard to give you help as far as a possible solution.
If it's not possible for you to post images, then a more detailed description as to how the bulbs are housed would be helpful. Thanks! |
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