Wondering if anyone has ever seen this? Bought this lamp and turned it on and about 3 hours in this happened. Stayed that way for several hours so I turned off the lamp. In the morning the lava was in the exact same state. It never flowed. It looks completely hardened.
I let one of these go on Ebay ($49 all in Buy it Now) then regretted it so I bought this one for $24. Good thing I saved the $25!
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One of my china 52 oz lamps does this same thing I just left it on all day and it begins to flow I dont know how to fix this good luck
Thanks. When I turned it on this morning it all went back to the bottom. I just put it on a Starlite base and I'm going see what happens.
Kaden John Snyder said:
One of my china 52 oz lamps does this same thing I just left it on all day and it begins to flow I dont know how to fix this good luck
I don't why it would make a difference that's interesting though I might try it later with mine glad it works now
Amazing what a little difference in space between a bulb and the globe will do? Check and see if there is truly a difference?
I'll have to check out the difference in space.
Upon second look, the only difference I see is the bulb on the Century is 60W 120V and the bulb on the original problem base was 60W 130V. Looked it up online and the 130V actually runs cooler. Could be that too.
I'll run it with the 120V on the original base tomorrow and see what happens. If it doesn't work then it maybe be the space differential.
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