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And the very reason I now know you know fook all about pull cords.

And the very reason pull cords fail prematurely.

Pull cord is not for daily operation.

Why did you use the pull cord?

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Loving the 'erb shout! Funny.

1-10v on 12v lamps?

Red number 2 and yellow number 3 on yer new stat. Blue not needed so make the end safe and tuck in box.

Weren't Volex recalled some time ago?

Mine is fully carpeted. Nice n cosy.

I apologise. I never zoomed in on the pic.

It's a convertor socket he's already got installed!

£120? I can get that delivering newspapers!

Who did he give it to then?

True.

Classic case of mixing the legs of ring up!

Did you try the top landing bulb in another light? Not that it matters mind if you've got no voltage at your pins.

The last part of the paragraph is spot on, IMO!

Ah, ok. Please refrain from using this neon indicator any further. Just connect up the red and black cables within the same sheath to the brown and blue of the lights. Sufficiently twist the bare earth wires together and keep the OUT of the terminal block where brown or blue is concerned.

If you confirm you have a digital multi meter then I can sort your problem.