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Spots going out 1 by 1

Polo_Mint · 2017-01-11 14:41:49

Hi All I have 6 spots in my kitchen ceiling. They are now going out 1 by 1 in a row and changing the spot doesnt work as a spot is not blown. It seems to be a chain reaction as the spots are next to each other? Any Ideas?

11-01-2017 2:41pm

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Polo_Mint

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Hi All

I have 6 spots in my kitchen ceiling.

They are now going out 1 by 1 in a row and changing the spot doesnt work as a spot is not blown.

It seems to be a chain reaction as the spots are next to each other?

Any Ideas?

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#2 11-01-2017 3:50pm

dodzy

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Polo_Mint wrote: »

Hi All

I have 6 spots in my kitchen ceiling.

They are now going out 1 by 1 in a row and changing the spot doesnt work as a spot is not blown.

It seems to be a chain reaction as the spots are next to each other?

Any Ideas?

12v ? or 240 V? If the former, i'd be looking towards the transformer(s)

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