Zenith 10S464 replacement dial lamp

6/15/2004 6:34:59 AMDan

I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.

Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?

Thanks in advance.

6/15/2004 7:37:41 AMhoffie

:I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
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:Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
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:Thanks in advance.

6/15/2004 8:57:37 AMTom

::I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
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::Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
::
::Thanks in advance.

6/15/2004 9:00:34 AMTom

::I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
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::Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
::
::Thanks in advance.

Sorry for blank response but you can find replacements for Mazda bulbs at local Radio Shack.

6/16/2004 2:48:58 AMSteven in Oregon

You can also use types 47 and 1847. They are more common than type 44. The only important difference is the filament current -- 250 ma for type 44, 150 ma for types 47 and 1847. But since the 10S464 isn't an AC/DC set, the lower heater current doesn't matter.

:::I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
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:::Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
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:::Thanks in advance.
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:Sorry for blank response but you can find replacements for Mazda bulbs at local Radio Shack.

6/16/2004 7:15:09 PMTom

:I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
:
:Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
:
:Thanks in advance.

6/16/2004 7:17:42 PMTom J

:I'm pretending I know how to fix up a Zenith 10S464 that doesn't need much of my help. I do need to replace one of the two dial lamps. The existing one says GE MAZDA 44 6-8 V on it. Obviously, I have no idea where to find a replacement.
:
:Anybody have any suggestions? If so, would you mind emailing them to me at unklscrufy@chartermi.net even if you reply here?
:
:Thanks in advance.
That's a common lamp Type #44 and RadioShack will have it. Alternately, it can be purchased at any electronics dealer as a Type #44.