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You need to involve an Electrician to test the faulty circuit, replacing accessories willy nilly is not the way forward.If those luminaires causing the issue are on a two way switching, it would be a good idea to replace both switches, to eliminate that possibility.
You need to involve an Electrician to test the faulty circuit, replacing accessories willy nilly is not the way forward.
If you feel happy with your suggestion, then run with it Middy, me I try not to offer advice to DIYers could be dangerouse.I disagree. Checking for loose connections, checking switches would seem a simple check, before replacing luminaires as others have suggested. As long as the OP feels confident to do so.
If you feel happy with your suggestion, then run with it Middy, me I try not to offer advice to DIYers could be dangerouse.I disagree. Checking for loose connections, checking switches would seem a simple check, before replacing luminaires as others have suggested. As long as the OP feels confident to do so.
If you feel happy with your suggestion, then run with it Middy, me I try not to offer advice to DIYers could be dangerouse.
Not singling you out Mate just answering your post.Not sure why you are singling me out for this guidance; other members have advised the OP to replace the luminaires, check for loose connections or incorrectly installed mcb's. Why don't you give them such council?
Not singling you out Mate just answering your post.
Sorry for the abrupt response Middy I was only answering your post, there was not an intention of singling you out, as there was no need to, my quick reply was due to her indoors calling me for tea is ready, and it was Chilli and that is not to be missedNot singling you out Mate just answering your post.
Sorry for the abrupt response Middy I was only answering your post, there was not an intention of singling you out, as there was no need to, my quick reply was due to her indoors calling me for tea is ready, and it was Chilli and that is not to be missed
It carnt be the switches as when i fitted light pendants to the circuit it didn't trip on the switches.If those luminaires causing the issue are on a two way switching, it would be a good idea to replace both switches, to eliminate that possibility.
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