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Hello: In our bathroom we have a light fixture that consists of a strip with 5 globe bulbs. We want to change the fixture however on the part of the wall where the electric box is is on a slant. The wall comes up vertically about 6' then goes at a 30 degree or less angle for about 2 feet up to the ceiling. The electric box for the light fixture is located about 6 inches up the slant. The new light fixture does not look right if it were to be installed at this angle. How do I install it on the existing light box but have it parallel to the wall. (The fixture does not have place to rotate any parts to adjust.) You can see a picture of the existing light fixture and the desired light fixture at [url]http://picasaweb.google.com/ozinwichita/BathroomRemodel[/url] Thank you

Kitchen light won't come on. 120vac present at ballast input. How can I check the ballast output to verify that it is the ballast before I purchase another. Is there a particular voltage output I should read or do you take the ballast out of the circuit and jump around it? Or if there is another way to test it great. Thanks ahead of time. One more thing that might help with this info is this. The ballast it use on a 4 lamp fixture and has 2 yellow, 2 red, and 2 blue output wires to the bulbs.