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I think you mean parallel?
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I meant series, but thinking about it now you're saying that the LEDs only work when there's a filament bulb there...although it could be that 2 LEDs in series as apposed to parallel might not work due to the drop in current.I think you mean parallel?
The op said a few posts later they are series.I meant series, but thinking about it now you're saying that the LEDs only work when there's a filament bulb there...although it could be that 2 LEDs in series as apposed to parallel might not work due to the drop in current.
Thank for the update. Whoever suggested the loose neutral gets first prize
Not to blame Andy! Not sure what you mean by switch wire rather than neutral. Both the roses and the switch only had a single red (live) and black (neutral) plus earth, which is not like any other circuit in the house. So how the rest of the circuit is wired I do not know. It was put in about 30odd years ago and I was working in those days so didn't see it installed.
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