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Why would your battery light flicker on and off?
Possible alternator problem
What could cause my led pool light to flicker off and on?
Faulty wiring.
How do you turn off a light if it is on a timer?
Usually there is a knob that clicks when you turn it, as you turn it the light will go on and off.
Why did your battery light flicker but stop when you turned the heat off?
Because your alt is going out, when you turn the fan on for the heat/AC it draws more current,which increases the load on the alt. your alt just has not died yet....(but it will)
Where does light go once you turn a light off?
Every time light hits a surface, some will be absorbed (and turn into heat) and some will be reflected away until it hits another surface where another part of it is absorbed. Eventually all the light will be used up.
Why do your headlights flicker off?
you can also have a wire that is exposed and that can be making them to flicker
Do you say 'switch off the light or turn off the light'?
well most people say turn off the light but you could say switch of the light.
How does vsc light turn off on 2005 highlander?
How does vsc light turn off on 2005 highlander?
Why does my signal light not automaticly turn off after making a turn?
cause you have to turn it off
How do you turn off the airbag light on a 1991 Corsica?
The light is on because there is a problem with the SRS. Have it repaired by a pro, and he will turn off the light.
When was Turn Off the Light created?
Turn Off the Light was created on 2001-08-14.
How do dimmer switches work?
Most dimmer switches work by turning the light off for a certain amount of time...a light bulb connected to 120V 60Hz actually turns off 120 times a second...If you have it turn off 60 times a second (and stay off longer each cycle) it appears to be dimmer...This is what SCRs and Triacs do...They turn AC voltage off for a period of time,while still swithing fast enough that your eye sees no flicker.
