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JochenOWL
1 year ago

The problem often occurs with “mass” not present or too weak.

This means that a consumer – here the pears – works reasonably, the circuit must be closed.

It often happens – especially now in the damp season – that contacts are caused by oxidation, whereby the transition resistance increases considerably and the consumers no longer function or only function to a limited extent.

Therefore, you should check the lamp sockets and also all connectors for oxidation, make metallic blank and treat them with a contact spray.

LG

JochenOWL
1 year ago
Reply to  Scheuten

Very much.

Love

martinreschke
1 year ago

Jochen is right. Another variant would be 6 V if lamps were installed for 12 V.

JochenOWL
1 year ago
Reply to  martinreschke

I have also experienced that jmd had installed 24 volt bulbs, which he had “taken off” on his workstation.

Each torch train was brighter;-)

ButterkeksLp1
1 year ago

Exchange pears