Mike P

It could be poorly crimped connectors from new!!

Or a covid mask (black)

An old, suitably large glove sometimes works as well.

Did you resolve your problem?

Hi, I just wanteds to say thank you to all of the people who read my post and who took the time to give me their valuable experience...

You have answered your own question. You have to have the minimum load stated for that switch. It was designed for incandescent lamps.

That plug doesn't look like it's factory fitted. So it would appear whoever installed it wired the plug on and just plugged it in.

Above answers are correct. this is the cure! You need one of these to sort the LED glow issue...

The sequel. (A happy story for Christmas.) Way back in August I said I was going to have a go at fixing my failed invertor. Long time...

Megger DCM305E Earth Leakage Clamp Meter. Great piece of kit

Just to update, decided on Varilight, Screwless Brushed Stainless Steel, and very well priced (I think) from MySwitchShop...

Here we are again, it's that time of year. Time for the Armeg Christmas competition. I know I've not been posting much on here lately...

Get them going and then solder the connections, finally heat shrink the the soldered cables and then heat shrink all of them together...

Chances are that the power to the doorbell will be AC- modern cameras use DC 12V, but you can use the cabling, just replace the...

Static!! Chicken and egg, spring to mind