Posted by Fawteen on March 03, 2010 at 04:50:59 from (72.65.108.248):
Okay, first, I know the obvious answer: It's because I'm not a Licensed Master Electrician that charges $75 an hour, learned everything I know at the feet of Thomas Edison and Charles Steinmetz and has memorized the National Electric Code of every country in the Free World. But besides that...
WHY would a two-socket light fixture ALWAYS burn the same bulb out? Doesn't matter, either Those Horrible, Global Warming Causing, Wasteful, Kitten Killing, Right Wing Christian Conservative Incandescents or the Warm, Fuzzy, Eco Friendly, Save the Whale's Children, Rainbow Coalition, Kumbaya CFL's, neither will last more than about 30 days, and it's ALWAYS the same socket.
I've checked to make sure one of the sockets didn't have neutral and hot reversed, and voltage is within acceptable limits.
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