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After all that, I had the light on the garage floor, so being of an inquisitive mind, I wired it into a plug and tried it out with the sensitivity set to minimum ( and other settings just to make sure ) and a black bucket over the whole thing to make it think its night. Sure as eggs are eggs...

I've got it off - there was a little catch on the top of the casing just next to the wall. I had to press that in, and the casing became sufficiently loose so that with a little leverage the outer casing ( along with the lamps ) came apart from the part which held the electrics, which remained...

I've found an image of it on the net, it is a Litecraft Sirocco LED Security Spot Floodlight with PIR Sensor IP44 Garden Light. And from that, I've also found the instruction manual, so I'll have a few tries from their 'troubleshooting' first. Thanks for help, I'll let you know how I get on. Cheers

Yes I've tried some persuasion, but not enough to shatter it as if I get so far and fail, I'm going to be left with a sorry mess including some live electrics once I switch the circuit on again. The fitting is duff, I've tried all the settings, and switching the circuit off and on, but the...

Thanks, yes I knew there must be some standard item, and I was thinking of something of the sort, but couldn't think what they were called ( blind grommet ). I will surely find a couple, by asking around. Cheers. Must have been a right cowboy who fitted the two glands.

The two lamps are twisted out of the way above. I have removed a tiny screw under the back, hoping to release some casing, but no. Does anyone recognise this fitting, please ? [ The 'golf-ball' thingy is the sensor].

Firstly re the above - I find best to pierce around where the hole is to be - the box I used showed where the cut-out was, but you certainly couldn't push it out without quite a bit of careful piercing and running the tip of a blade of a Stanley knife. And finally after checking if the gland...