I don't think we've had a bulb blow in the house for a good year or so... until the last few weeks. In the last few weeks we've had the following...
3 x LED GU10 bulbs in the kitchen (These are 12 months old)
1 x Energy Saver on the landing
1 x Energy Saver in a bedside lamp (mains circuit)
1 x Oven Bulb
1 x LED SES Bulb in the living room plus another starting to flicker (these are only a couple of months old!)
Are we just unlucky to have 8 go in just a few weeks or is it more likely to be a wiring fault.
The only thing that has changed - which I will be checking is that we had a new light in the bedroom. The old one was a triple SES light, the new one is a quad GU10 light with LED bulbs.
Is it possible that a dislodged wire could cause these problems or am I wasting my time taking that light down to check?
Anything else I should be looking at?
The LED Bulbs haven't blown fully, but they cycle between being on and then going off.
3 x LED GU10 bulbs in the kitchen (These are 12 months old)
1 x Energy Saver on the landing
1 x Energy Saver in a bedside lamp (mains circuit)
1 x Oven Bulb
1 x LED SES Bulb in the living room plus another starting to flicker (these are only a couple of months old!)
Are we just unlucky to have 8 go in just a few weeks or is it more likely to be a wiring fault.
The only thing that has changed - which I will be checking is that we had a new light in the bedroom. The old one was a triple SES light, the new one is a quad GU10 light with LED bulbs.
Is it possible that a dislodged wire could cause these problems or am I wasting my time taking that light down to check?
Anything else I should be looking at?
The LED Bulbs haven't blown fully, but they cycle between being on and then going off.