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Thread: Lights 'flickering'
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16th November 2008, 07:10 AM #1
Lights 'flickering'
Hi all,
Yes, I will most likely get an electrician unless a bunch of people tell me its ok, but lately my lights have been 'flickering' now and again. Not a great deal, just enough that you notice. It seems to have been more regular the last month or so. On one occasion last week I had what I guess you would call a 'brownout'??? where they flicked off fully very briefly - just enough to go off and straight on again, enough that the fluros did their usual flickering as they do when you turn them on. It was only on the lighting circuit that did it, there was no interuption to the main circuit.
Is this something thats even going to be difficult for an electrician to diagnose if and where there is a problem? Theres only limited lights on at the time, so is it likely to only be one of the lights switched on causing it?
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