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[Solved] Connecting 3-Bulb Ceiling Lamp: Fixing Light Issues & Wiring (Photo Included)

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  • #1 17046814
    xencikx
    Level 9  
    Hello, I have a ceiling lamp for 3 bulbs. When I turn on the light, only two come on. Please write me what to do to make all 3. burn. How to connect the cables. Attached is the photo as it is connected so far. Thank you.
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    #2 17046848
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    See if I agree with the diagram? Connecting 3-Bulb Ceiling Lamp: Fixing Light Issues & Wiring (Photo Included)
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    #3 17046852
    Oszech
    Level 13  
    Do you want all 3 to be lit from a single switch? If so, leave the neutral wire (blue) as it is now, while the other 2 (black and brown) going to the lamp, e.g. under the brown protruding from the ceiling.
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    #4 17046883
    triakw
    Level 18  
    What is the switch for this lamp. Take a photo.
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  • #5 17046889
    xencikx
    Level 9  
    Oszech wrote:
    Do you want all 3 to be lit from a single switch? If so, leave the neutral wire (blue) as it is now, while the other 2 (black and brown) going to the lamp, e.g. under the brown protruding from the ceiling.


    I have a double switch. At the moment, two bulbs turn on from one switch, while there is no reaction from the other. I would like one switch to be under one bulb and the other for two :)

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    PITERRR wrote:
    See if I agree with the diagram? Connecting 3-Bulb Ceiling Lamp: Fixing Light Issues & Wiring (Photo Included)


    I'm sorry, but this pattern doesn't tell me much :)
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    #6 17046895
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Is there a double switch just enough to check the color of the wires? Is that correct
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    #8 17046905
    Oszech
    Level 13  
    Check with a voltage tester whether the black and brown vein appear when both switch buttons are on.
  • #9 17046916
    xencikx
    Level 9  
    Oszech wrote:
    Check with a voltage tester whether the black and brown vein appear when both switch buttons are on.


    On black it appears on brown is gone
  • #10 17046920
    triakw
    Level 18  
    The circuit breaker is probably defective, or it is connected incorrectly.
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    #11 17046924
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Then take apart this double light switch and check its connection?
  • #12 17046947
    xencikx
    Level 9  
    PITERRR wrote:
    Then take apart this double light switch and check its connection?


    Thanks to the fact that you wrote me to undress the switches, the problem is solved. One of the switches was not pressed and therefore one of the lamps did not light up. Thank you for your help. Greetings.
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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a 3-bulb ceiling lamp where only two bulbs illuminate. The user seeks guidance on wiring connections to ensure all three bulbs function. Responses suggest checking the wiring configuration, particularly the connections to a double switch. It is advised to verify the color of the wires and use a voltage tester to check for power at the connections. Ultimately, the issue was resolved by ensuring that one of the switches was properly engaged, allowing all bulbs to light up.
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