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Flow Problem with early 70's century:(
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dr. WHAT?! Dec 9, 2011. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Hey all, I just joined after reading for weeks, I have an early 70's red wax, yellow liquid century, that doesnt flow very good. When its heated up only very small balls of goo will rise, but only…Continue
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Dr. WHAT?! replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("Good to hear, I would let it run on the 60w for a week and then go back to the 40w. The 60w will eventually fry your wax if you use it too much."
David Acres replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("MUCH BETTER!!!!! Thank you!"
Dr. WHAT?! replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("maybe like 3 hours on 3 off. A dimmer would be a good investment that way you can keep it on longer."
David Acres replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("thanks dr. how long do u think i should run the 60watt at a time? can it get too hot? thanks again for the help... ill get some pics up soon "
David Acres replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("thanks dr. how long do u think i should run the 60watt at a time? can it get too hot? thanks again for the help... ill get some pics up soon "
Dr. WHAT?! replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("It just sounds like it needs a jump start really. Run it on the 60 watt for a little bit at a time then try going back to the 40 after a week. I wouldn't mess the the fluid until you know for sure its the issue."
David Acres replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("I though of that and got a new bulb for it, I also took the liquid out and with the cap off heated it up in boiling water for ten mins or so...ill give a 60watt bulb a try... how hot is too hot though? also Im in the process of running it 8 hours on…"
Dr. WHAT?! replied to David Acres's discussion Flow Problem with early 70's century:("maybe your bulb is also 20 years old, are you using a 40 watt? if it's a 40w try a 60 watt with a dimmer on it."
David Acres posted a discussionFlow Problem with early 70's century:(
Hey all, I just joined after reading for weeks, I have an early 70's red wax, yellow liquid century, that doesnt flow very good. When its heated up only very small balls of goo will rise, but only at one small spot at the bottom of the lamp. A few of the balls will rise to the top and melt into one piece, but most of them make it about 3/4 up and fall back down, and remain in ball form...after awhile there will be hundreds of little unmelted balls at the bottom haha. After hours of running…See More
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- Something Interesting About Me:
- I'm a musician, and a new goo head
- Where I Live:
- PA
- My First Lava Lamp was:
- Century early 70's blue/green
- My Collection Includes this many Lava Lamps:
- 2
- My Favorite Lava Lamp is:
- early 70's century
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- At 10:08am on December 9, 2011,
Modulo '70 said… Hi David Acres and good to have you join us as we enter our 4th millennia of members here!
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