Help. These things eat lightbulbs, or something else is wrong. They don't light up as they should. They are set to 5.
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There is both a sensitivity switch and a switch which has a test position and various number of minutes you want it to stay on. In the test position it will come on even during day light. If you leave it in this position, the motion sensor will allow the bulb to turn on even during daylight. This will burn out the bulb fairly quickly. The longer time duration you choose will also result in shorter bulb life. I installed two of these over a year ago, set to 1 minute per activation, and have not had to replace the bulbs yet.
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It could be your light switches too. I have two light switches that control this light. One at front door and the other at the garage entry door. So they have to be switched to the correct positions in order for the light to work. Not sure if you have two switches.
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From what I understand these LEDs arent supposed to go out like that in segments. Each bulb should not effect the others, I would return the whole thing.
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A few things it could be: 1. Your plugged into a power source with a dimmer. (They are not dimmable) 2. There is improper voltage where you are plugged in. (All fluorescents are very particular about voltage) 3. Your overloading the outlet/extension cord. 4. You have a bad fixture (is it one or all 3 acting up? If its all 3 its VERY unlikely its a fixture problem) Hope these things to look at help.
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The higher number of blinking dots are on . If not recharged they will not light up or only one or two or three.
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Check your connections. I have found that these lights are finicky. The slightest movement (like replacing a bulb) affects the connections. Play with the connections when on and you'll find they work.
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I'm not sure if they have fuses but I suspect that the end wire may be faulty. Try removing the connector to the outlet, then reinstall it. If that doesnt restore connectivity, try replacing the connector. I seriously doubt that all the bulbs could be faulty or blown. I've had these type of lights installed for years without a hitch... Good Luck!
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Not that I am qualified to answer an issue like this (I did not make it) but if it happened to me, I'd arrange for a return - the bulbs are fantastic though my 2 are still going strong! Try to get a refund - don't take a chance with faulty lighting - it could cost $$$ in the long run.
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I have no idea, maybe you turned them on and off and the light was trying to go away or maybe its just light reflecting of the tiny bulbs. Idk. But one thing is for sure bro. The lights are great. Ive had them for a really long time now and they are awesomem everyone ask me how come they are so bright and where did I get them. Once in a while ill turn them on and they wont work but I hit the switch on and off twice then they work without a problem.
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Make sure it's unplugged, unscrew the face plate, and examine the lightbulb. It may have been loosened from the connection or it may have broken. The bulbs are expensive so in the future be really careful not to drop it.
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Hi Dorothy, I gave the 2 bulbs to my sister. I will check with her to see if they are working. Ellen
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I think you have some other problem, my bulbs are still original. I would recomend to check the Watts and Voltage
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Sounds like yours is either faulty or doesn't have the right bulb installed. Mine is super sensitive and I barely have to brush it for it to change levels and turn on and off.
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They shouldn't do that..Make sure the bulbs are tight in the socket or you may have a loose connection in the wiring or a defective switch.
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A few things it could be: 1. Your plugged into a power source with a dimmer. (They are not dimmable) 2. There is improper voltage where you are plugged in. (All fluorescents are very particular about voltage) 3. Your overloading the outlet/extension cord. 4. You have a bad fixture (is it one or all 3 acting up? If its all 3 its VERY unlikely its a fixture problem)Hope these things to look at help.
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no they should not... maybe when it's at low... make sure all the bulbs are the same on the circuit or dimmer.
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I've had the same problem, and just got a bulb from Flukers. I've only had it a few days, but so far, so good.
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The sensors should have enough light for them to work. Probably the place where you plugged in you lights don't have enough light for the sensors to work.