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>> | No. 2548
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I put in a new light (light A) by daisy-chaining it to the one in the next room (light B) but it's not working properly. |
>> | No. 2549
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draw what you (think you) did. There are many ways this could be weird. Many^2 if there are more switches than lights. |
>> | No. 2550
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light circuit.png >>2549 |
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>> | No. 2554
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The only thing I can think of is maybe light A has a higher resistance than B. I could try swapping the bulbs. I need to take up the floorboards and reconnect light A though because I got worried and disconnected it. |
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>>2553 |
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>>2554 |
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TwoWaySwitchNamingConvention.png >>2556 |
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>>2557 |
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>> | No. 2572
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Solved it now, I wired it into the to mains instead |
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>> | No. 2574
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1A fuses are hold to get hold of in the size that will fit in a plug. Most of the 1A fuses you'll find for sale will be a smaller fitting that's usually used for shaver sockets. |
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