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One thing not to do is your suggestion of mixing in one halogen on the same circuit, as when it blows the resultant voltage spike will most likely knacker all the expensive LED lamps.
I agree with the others: you need to buy an LED-specific dimmer module.
I agree with the others: you need to buy an LED-specific dimmer module.
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The issue is most likely with the dimmer. If you change it for a trailing edge dimmer you should solve the issue.
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