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pull and wiggle back and forth a little --also look and check connections for corrosion --bad bulb --new battery doesnt mean free from defects recheck battery
Unscrew the lens and remove the bulb, then get a small disposable container and fill it about an inch full with WD-40, or a similar de-seizing fluid. submerge the stuck end in the fluid for a few minutes and it should come off without issue. Make sure to clean the tube completely before replacing the bulb, lens, and batteries.
look where the batteries go and make sure there is no crud or corrosion in the housing or on the spring in the end cap .if you remove the bulb and check the voltage using a multimeter ,if its under 3 volts you have a bad connection somewhere in the housing.
I have a regular AA Mag light that had industrial strength batteries which corroded.I did get them out but the bulb holder on the light broke.(The main bulb holder where the twist on switch is.)
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