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    Default ? for electricians

    Why is my dock light full of water and still working?
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    Wait 'til the water reaches the filaments, and you'll have your answer
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    That was easy, so Staples says. I was under the impression that incandescent type bulbs were vacuum sealed. So how can it have a leak and keep burning? Been waiting 2 years.
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    light bulb is not "full" of water, but agree it won't work when the h2o reaches the filaments.
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    put it on a gfci.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexava View Post
    put it on a gfci.
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    Don't touch it while its on!. Turn it off and drain water out weep holes in Edison base. (screw part). They are designed this way to let condensation to escape.

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    As old as you are Tom, could it be one of those oil filled incandescents?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper View Post
    As old as you are Tom, could it be one of those oil filled incandescents?
    Whale oil most likely...............
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