Wirring Issue

[printmafia]

Great thanks for your help so just last question. Connections in picture you can see. Are they correct? and should they work?

 

[telectrix]

first, make sure the tube is fitted correctly or swap with another tube. you could have either a duff led tube or a dodgy contact .

 

[printmafia]

Tube light is checked and swapped. I ask a simple question. Wirring you can see in given picture are corret or Not?

 

[Darkwood]

Wiring wise it is incorrect as mentioned in my other posts, without knowing how the second light operates in relation to this fitting then I cannot say whether the rest of the connections are correct although this fitting should operate off the switch albiet not like it was supposed to be connected.

If it doesn't then you may have mis-identified a cable, faulty switch, previous joint issues, etc etc tbh it could be many things and again it requires testing out.

 

[printmafia]

hmm, Day a go florecent tube lights were perfectly working in the room. Two tube light with one swith. So one switch is controlling ON/OFF two tube lights.
All i did is take the fittings off and changed internal wirring, test my wirring and tube light and install it back again. now i completly forgot which cable should be in spare connector. and this is all i am making wrong. Hope this explain bit better.
So all mains wirrings, switches are fine and working, tube light and fitting was tested before installation.

regards
And appriciate alot your time and help.
S.K

 

[Richard Burns]

just swap the wires from L to the loose block and vice versa and see if it works.
As it is wired at the moment it should work, but because it does not work then you have to try something else.


Edit if the second light is meant to be switched with this light then do not relocate the feed to second light, leave it in L.
new diagram.

 

[printmafia]

Swapped like you advise. All three Brown cables are in Spare connector and Tube lite Live and Switch (Blue with brown sleeve) live in (L) connector...... Nothing happened :-(

 

[Leesparkykent]

I might be reading this wrong but you Said there are 2 lights on one switch? Where's the loop to the second light?

 

[printmafia]

Ok Guys, I made a new daigram of my current connection. Could you please tell me why its not working? 2 Tube LED tubelights 1 switch.

Regards
S.K

 

[Leesparkykent]

Ok Guys, I made a new daigram of my current connection. Could you please tell me why its not working? 2 Tube LED tubelights 1 switch.
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Regards
S.K

According to your drawing light one should be permanently on and light two working with the switch.

 

[printmafia]

I am really sorry if i am annoying you but i am not an electritian and need to do this in next 24 hours. Its my own house and guest is coming...lol, I want both lights working with one switch. What to do???? please. If somebody can make a drawing or illustration picture, that would help? or just text in relation with my drawing, What i am doing wrong?
thanks

 

[Leesparkykent]

I am really sorry if i am annoying you but i am not an electritian and need to do this in next 24 hours. Its my own house and guest is coming...lol, I want both lights working with one switch. What to do???? please. If somebody can make a drawing or illustration picture, that would help? or just text in relation with my drawing, What i am doing wrong?
thanks

Have you confirmed voltage by testing between line and neutral?

 

[printmafia]

I dont know how to check voltage? Ok guys thanks for your help, Sad it didnt work i thought its kind of a simple issue for experts but unfortunatly it wasnt. See if i can get electritician quick enough. Thank you very much for all who tried to help.
Have a good evening.
S.K

 

[GMES]

I dont know how to check voltage? Ok guys thanks for your help, Sad it didnt work i thought its kind of a simple issue for experts but unfortunatly it wasnt. See if i can get electritician quick enough. Thank you very much for all who tried to help.
Have a good evening.
S.K

Op See my highlighted section in your post, if that is the case then please stop swapping wires around and Call a competent electrician before you end up getting hurt. I appreciate you are trying to sort this yourself but I am not comfortable with Members handing out a step by step guide to someone who clearly is out of his depth. Thread closed.