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MotionInc Member Since: 17 Jun 2019 Location: North America Posts: 1355 |
Try the one that's working in the other side first then try reversing the polarity of the none working bulb? It's also quite possible that one LED is no good and you can test that in the working side as well. Also, check the metal contacts on the receptacles carefully without touching both sides? |
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6th Oct 2019 8:48 pm |
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James975 Member Since: 06 Oct 2019 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 38 |
I've tried every combination and they only work with one normal bulb in the other holder I'm thinking it must be a led bulb issue they all work but I have to have a incandescent bulb in the other holder |
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6th Oct 2019 9:04 pm |
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grumsel Member Since: 16 Nov 2016 Location: Heeze Posts: 278 |
Are the LED bulbs you have "canbus compatible"? Normal LED bulbs only draw a fraction of the current drawn by normal bulbs, maybe the output doesn't work properly when the current is too low. Canbus compatible LED bulbs contain extra load resistors so they draw more current.
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6th Oct 2019 9:44 pm |
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Dave47 Member Since: 31 Aug 2014 Location: Margate Kent Posts: 1333 |
What Grumsel said
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7th Oct 2019 9:57 am |
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James975 Member Since: 06 Oct 2019 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 38 |
New bulbs it is then
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7th Oct 2019 7:15 pm |
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