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Light Keeps Tripping When Turned Off. Did you try resetting your gfci outlets? Two possibilities come to mind, first the power factor correction capacitor in one of the fittings is duff or disconnected, allowing the. When reset the mcb trips with a pop straight away. Check if you have a switch loop setup, double/single throw switch, or loose wiring connections. If this doesn't work then a diy'er with electrical. There are four possible reasons why your circuit breaker trips when the light switch is turned off. I've just replaced all 4x gu10s in. These will help you determine a specific matter causing this problem. You need to identify which circuit is affected and which appliance on that circuit is causing the problem. If it does it is most likely a loose connection in or a faulty light fitting wired from the particular switch that tripped it. If tripping occurs again, it is probably being caused by a faulty appliance. Inspect all components to be sure the wiring on the light fixture and light switch are not loose or damaged. They can sometimes start randomly tripping when they go bad. Go around the house noting which set of lights or sockets are not working. All lights switches are in the off position.

To find out why the breaker trips when you turn the light on, check the wiring, the light fixture, and the light switch. Two possibilities come to mind, first the power factor correction capacitor in one of the fittings is duff or disconnected, allowing the. Did you try resetting your gfci outlets? There are four possible reasons why your circuit breaker trips when the light switch is turned off. If tripping occurs again, it is probably being caused by a faulty appliance. Check if you have a switch loop setup, double/single throw switch, or loose wiring connections. All lights switches are in the off position. If this doesn't work then a diy'er with electrical. I've just replaced all 4x gu10s in. When reset the mcb trips with a pop straight away.

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Light Keeps Tripping When Turned Off They can sometimes start randomly tripping when they go bad. There are four possible reasons why your circuit breaker trips when the light switch is turned off. You need to identify which circuit is affected and which appliance on that circuit is causing the problem. Check if you have a switch loop setup, double/single throw switch, or loose wiring connections. If it does it is most likely a loose connection in or a faulty light fitting wired from the particular switch that tripped it. When reset the mcb trips with a pop straight away. If tripping occurs again, it is probably being caused by a faulty appliance. These will help you determine a specific matter causing this problem. Two possibilities come to mind, first the power factor correction capacitor in one of the fittings is duff or disconnected, allowing the. Inspect all components to be sure the wiring on the light fixture and light switch are not loose or damaged. They can sometimes start randomly tripping when they go bad. To find out why the breaker trips when you turn the light on, check the wiring, the light fixture, and the light switch. If this doesn't work then a diy'er with electrical. Go around the house noting which set of lights or sockets are not working. Did you try resetting your gfci outlets? All lights switches are in the off position.