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Hi HELP please

I have bought a central light for living room it has 6 bulbs in it , wired in turn on , bulb s flash on / off once and stay off does not throw fuse ?? any advice please
 
That could be compact fluorescent, halogen, or led. You can get issues if using a dimmer switch with led or fluorescent.

Connections should be checked if this is not the case.
not any of these, old lights in place at moment with 3 bulbs in, work ok
 
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