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Anonymous users2024-01-23The switch of this lamp is disconnected from the neutral wire, there is always the electricity of the live wire in the lamp head, and the induced electricity gathers to a certain extent, and it discharges once, that is, the lamp flashes once, and the solution is to switch the neutral wire and the live wire, I hope it can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Take a look at the switch panel that controls this light to see if there is an electroluminescent indicator light, if so, just disassemble the switch and remove the indicator light, if not, look at the upstairs statement.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The switch of the light did not pass through the live wire, the switch was connected to the neutral line, after the light was turned off, the live wire passed through the light, and the induced voltage made the light flash.
The old house wires are old, it is recommended that you remove the old and replace the new wiring, and it will be fine.
If it is a ring tube, it should be a broken starter.
It's not that your living room light driver has been changed, just go and change it.
Two reasons, first, the bulb will have this phenomenon when it is loose, the solution is to check the bulb. Second, it is also possible that the socket is loose, and the solution is to open the panel to see if the wire end falls off.
This should be caused by poor contact somewhere, most likely it is a problem with the switch, find an electrician to help you see, if it is a problem with the switch, change it.