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    OK, finally saw your pics. Go to home depo, lowes or harbor freight. You have a cheap light that was marketed for under counters an shops. The new LED ones can be daisy chained with the two prong connectors. The problem is finding a fluorescent fixture. Most things are LED now.
    Look around here:
    https://www.atlantalightbulbs.com/fi...cent-fixtures/
    https://www.lightingsupply.com/simka...20group%20%231
    https://www.lightup.com/led-single-t...d56815dd16ec1b

    Lowes has an LED model like your old one that is linkable/daisy chain. I have them in my shop they are plug an go. If you look at Amazon for under cabinet lights your head will explode, there are 1,000's.

    Good luck with the project!

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    Re: Trying to replace a light fixture. Help!

    If your wanting to keep the same fixture maybe just replacing the ballast in your might fix the problem? Lowes and Home Depot carry replacements.

    But as others have said, finding and replacing with an led upgrade is probably your best bet. You might be able to retrofit an led strip onto the old

    fixture as a fix too.

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