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![Meyer Rochwerger](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=br_rochwerger_meyer_1948.jpg&width=120&height=140)
Dear friends,
The service manual indicates the use of two bulbs with part number T1000 089z.
Someone knows where to buy these items. Or the manufactureer / code?
Thanks in advance,
Meyer
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![Wolfgang Bauer](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=wolfgang_bauer.jpg&width=120&height=140)
How does the lamp look like?
The bulbs have 1.2 volts 0.2 ampere.
These lamps with screw thread E10 are available.
Regards WB.
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![Meyer Rochwerger](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=br_rochwerger_meyer_1948.jpg&width=120&height=140)
Hi Wolfgang,
It's a tiny unusual type.
Take a look...
Cheers, Meyer
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![Wolfgang Bauer](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=wolfgang_bauer.jpg&width=120&height=140)
You can take these bulbs ==> Varta 703.
These must be soldered into the socket of the defective bulbs, which will not be difficult.
The larger current does not matter.
Regards WB.
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![Meyer Rochwerger](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=br_rochwerger_meyer_1948.jpg&width=120&height=140)
I think in this case the current should be below 100mA.
I found one on Radio Shack with the specifications 12v / 60mA (the power supply provides 12v)
But I'd like to find the right type that fits into the original receptacle without soldering.
As a last option I'm going to disassemble the panel and solder the bulbs. It's going to be a lot of work. Whoever worked with this radio knows what I'm talking about.
Meyer
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![Heinrich Stummer](https://www.radiomuseum.org/image.cfm?image=a_heinrich_stummer_2012.png&width=120&height=140)
Hello,
the lamp shown in your photos (#3) looks like a "BA7s" type. Look here.
Best regards
H.Stummer
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Be careful, the lamp must be 1,2 (one/dot/two)Volt, not 12(twelve)Volt.
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