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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 11:43 am    Post Subject:
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Last night the surface mounted spots and the LED lights in the room next door flicker, buzzed and then died. No other lights were effected and the fuse (RCD?) didn't trip. Trying them periodically they would occaisionally buzz, flicker and even come on briefly. There is no apparent damage/water leaks in the roof space. the light fitting in one room was changed a month ago. Where should I start looking for the fault?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 12:10 pm    Post Subject:
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Double post.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 12:29 pm    Post Subject:
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But not a double post caused by someone getting a spurious error message, hitting the back button and clicking "submit" a second time...

In 'confusing lights problem' fozwold wrote:
Last night the surface mounted spots in my bathroom and the LED lights in the room next door flickered, buzzed and then died. No other lights were effected and the fuse (RCD?) didn't trip. Trying them periodically they would occaisionally buzz, flicker and even come on briefly. until they finally died. There is no apparent damage/water leaks in the roof space. the light fitting in one room was changed a month ago. Where should I start looking for the fault?


20 MINUTES LATER in 'more flickering lights', fozwold wrote:
Last night the surface mounted spots and the LED lights in the room next door flicker, buzzed and then died. No other lights were effected and the fuse (RCD?) didn't trip. Trying them periodically they would occaisionally buzz, flicker and even come on briefly. There is no apparent damage/water leaks in the roof space. the light fitting in one room was changed a month ago. Where should I start looking for the fault?


So a 20 minute gap, a different topic title and different text.

Fozwold - why did you do that?

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Sorry.
I found a different section on the site that seemed to have a lot more posts about lighting and I thought the 2nd post was going to added to that list.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 2:29 pm    Post Subject:
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Ah - the old "topic originating from a How To page" problem - sorry I didn't spot that... icon_redface.gif

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