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I have a touch light switch, and noticed that in the coldest months of January (UK here) that sometimes it wouldn't work. I though that this may be down to my hands being too cold but even after washing them under warm water the switch wouldn't work, not for fifteen minutes or so, perhaps the switch was cold itself and the sensors didn't work as expected?
It's February now and I don't have that problem. Granted, it was fitted in January and *could* have been teething issues, but don't believe so, was it down to the cold?
It's February now and I don't have that problem. Granted, it was fitted in January and *could* have been teething issues, but don't believe so, was it down to the cold?
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