How To Repair C6 Bubble Lights:Tube And Bulb Replacement 

This method works on both the Noma Biscuit, Royalites style bubble lights, and likely others of similar construction.
Correction: when I am going over materials needed I state "15 watt bulb," it is actually a 15 volt bulb used in these fixtures.
C6 bubble lights are getting quite expensive in working condition, so I scour the internet for non-working ones. I found these several months ago. There were a total of six that didn't work in some form. Two Noma biscuits had broken tubes, three Noma Biscuits had burned out bulbs, and one Royal bubble light had a burned out bulb.
Before recording this video, I practiced on four bubble lights, and seemed to hone my technique more, with each one repaired.
I watched an outstanding channel called c6lites, to get some info on where to begin, so go check out that channel for a wealth of information about bubble lights:
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In this video, I show how I repair two Noma Biscuit bubble lights. One is a slow step by step process, and the other I just do "quickly."
Some come apart easier than others, but all are well worth the effort to fix, due to the high prices of these lights. The idea with the glue I use, is to not have to go through the cutting process, when the bulb needs to be replaced again. Simply soak in water, and the entire assembly will come apart.
A handy tip is bubble tubes from c7 bubble lights should work in the these c6 varieties. I replaced two, successfully, in my application. Soak them in hot water the same way, until the glue releases the tube.
Attempt procedures shown here at own risk, especially working with blades, methylene chloride, and glass. Please wear a thick glove, or two, and have a lot of patience, as the blade could slip at any moment, and glass could break easily, as well, when removing/installing glass tubes into the base.
Information about methylene chloride:
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