I know, but I was very careful. I do use latex gloves when messing with
oil, but as you can see it was a very delicate operation and and I tried to
be gentle with the bulb as well as the other components( they all seem
fragile). Thank for watching, and I hope it helped. I hope you are the kind
who likes to do things himself, rather then relying on mechanics9 i have
burned myself with them and i have learned the lesson). I am using my ”
thinker” more than ever and it pays off. SelfReliance
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I know, but I was very careful. I do use latex gloves when messing with
oil, but as you can see it was a very delicate operation and and I tried to
be gentle with the bulb as well as the other components( they all seem
fragile). Thank for watching, and I hope it helped. I hope you are the kind
who likes to do things himself, rather then relying on mechanics9 i have
burned myself with them and i have learned the lesson). I am using my ”
thinker” more than ever and it pays off. SelfReliance
Ouch!!! Do not touch the glass bulb with your bare hands. Use non-powdered
latex gloves and you’re good to go:)