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dear helpful peeps, I am very happy to declare I have fixed the problem.   Yes, it is a loose connection in the bathroom lights pull-cord switch. I should have checked this at first point instead of went through all the hassle in the loft.  It must have been the...

After a defeated weekend, I didn't bother to look up the fault again (and felt so much better). So currently it is like this: staircase ceiling (circuit A) working, circuit B: bathroom downlight connected, halogen bulbs (20w) not working - it has been working 'occasionally', extractor fan...

Binky: There is only one breaker for the 1st floor lighting circuit, which controls both stairs light and the rest. 'cct fault' means?

Wow. I am overwhelmed by your responses, I will take a picture/drawing at the junction box tonight where messed up switching line could be a suspect. Sharpend: So who or when was the dimmer fitted? --- The dimmer was fitted long ago and was 'working' - I have been using a not dimm-able bulb...

I am guessing there is a circuit B - because when it out of work it is always that bed room ceiling lights and the bathroom downlights and fan out of work together. So the radial is applied to when it split into staircase ceiling (circuit A) and the rest (Circuit B) I also have experiencing at...

Dear folks, I am having a very strange problem with 1st floor lighting circuit at home. I hope you could help. In my investigation the circuit is made up of two rings - circuit A - staircase ceiling light; circuit B - three bedroom ceiling light and bathroom downlights x 4 (GU5.3)+extractor...

Hi everyone, I am a newbie, able to do some DIY. I am looking for some help and advice from ppl here. I came across this forum via a search in Google. The problem asked is similar to what I ve seen, the advice offered by the member here is very impressive. I shall start another post to...