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Strange lights...
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I have a kitchen light a bit like this..
http://www.diy.com/di...lister&isSearch=false
All was fine until 3 of the bulbs blew. Got replacement bulbs and now they keep dimming. They'll be on nice a bright for about 20 mins and then dim for about 10 mins.
Any idea what it could be?
http://www.diy.com/di...lister&isSearch=false
All was fine until 3 of the bulbs blew. Got replacement bulbs and now they keep dimming. They'll be on nice a bright for about 20 mins and then dim for about 10 mins.
Any idea what it could be?
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All I know...got it from B&Q to replace one single central light. A sparky fitted it less than a year ago and it has those little spot light type bulbs with two pins on the end. That's the extent of my knowledge. OH is asleep on the sofa...otherwise I'd ask him (not sure he'd know though...he only knows about tarmac..pmsl)
All I know...got it from B&Q to replace one single central light. A sparky fitted it less than a year ago and it has those little spot light type bulbs with two pins on the end. That's the extent of my knowledge. OH is asleep on the sofa...otherwise I'd ask him (not sure he'd know though...he only knows about tarmac..pmsl)
If mains voltage, it is a possibility that the dimmer is being over-loaded by too highly rated (wattage) bulbs. Replace bulbs or fit upgraded/different dimmer.
If low-voltage .. check transformer and bulb ratings. Low voltage transformers with several bulbs do not take kindly to higher rating bulbs that take transformer over the rating threshhold.
If low-voltage .. check transformer and bulb ratings. Low voltage transformers with several bulbs do not take kindly to higher rating bulbs that take transformer over the rating threshhold.