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PostPosted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 8:32 pm    Post Subject:
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all the lights in my house flicker then go out, apart from the kitchen light, this came on suddenly, there has been no diy work done lately, any ideas :(
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Get somebody in sooner rather than later.........possible lose connection/fire hazard somewhere.
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Look at all your pendent drops (in the actual ceiling rose part). No doubt you will find a cable which is loose or has snapped off.

Give the cables a good 'tug' at the terminals to ensure they are truley in.
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If you have 3036 re-wireable fuses, also check the fuse wire - have seen some very poorly re-wired fuses where the wire has snapped as the terminal was done up.
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