You Bet! Tubes can come loose from fluctuating hot and cold temperature changes. Alternating temperatures can make a tube "creep" out of it's socket.
Vibrations and movement often loosen up the tubes. If you move your "tube" equipped device, and it's convenient, check the tubes for "snugness".
On circuit boards with chips in sockets, the same thing happens. Back in the day when memory for computers were chips, we called it "chip creep". The chips would sometimes creep up and out of their sockets.
Wires can also come loose at their connections. Sometimes the connectors on the wires are a bit loose right from the factory.
I have a few vintage radio/phonographs and I have to do periodic maintenance on them, cleaning the dust out and checking the snugness of the tubes, to keep them operating as cool as possible. Loose tubes draw more current and get hotter than they already are. If you have an amplified tube equipped device, and it starts to "hum" a little, check the snugness of your tubes.
In short, anything in your system that has a connection that's not soldered, is a potential problem. When troubleshooting a system. Check ALL your connections first. I was a tech for Sears for many years. I worked on all sorts of electro-mechanical devices and systems. I quickly repaired many items by just snugging connectors (especially Tread Mills and Garage Door Openers).
Enjoy Everything!
John B.
Yes, bike tires typically come with tubes included.
Habitrail creates tubes that connect wire cages and tubes together
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Yes, mailing tubes do come in a variety of sizes and strengths. To learn more about the various sizes, visit www.usps.com and www.ups.com.
The appropriate time to change amp tubes is when they start to lose their tone quality or when they begin to fail, which can vary depending on usage and maintenance.
Yes this has be known.
Test tubes come in a variety of sizes.
Yes, it is a surgical procedure
Its been known to happen if over a long period of time. Better to check with your doctor to make sure that there are no complications that come with it just in case you happen to fall pregnant or wish to be pregnant.
Losing a significant amount of weight does not cause previously tied fallopian tubes to untie. Tubal ligation is a surgical procedure that permanently blocks or seals the fallopian tubes to prevent pregnancy. While weight loss can impact overall reproductive health and hormone levels, it does not reverse the effects of tubal ligation. If you have concerns about fertility after weight loss, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
This would be a rare occurrence, indeed.