How to Fix Flickering Lights in Your House | Ask This Old House
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An expert explains three common causes of flickering lights in a house, covering loose bulbs or corroded sockets, worn switches with weakened internal springs, and incompatible LED bulbs and dimmers, and demonstrates how to fix them.
From the video
Answers: How do you fix flickering lights in your house?
- flickering lights troubleshooting
- loose bulb or socket corrosion
- light switch spring wear
- LED bulb and dimmer compatibility
What it concludes
- Flickering lights can be caused by a loose bulb or socket corrosion, which is resolved by cleaning or replacing the socket.
- Worn switches with weakened internal springs cause flickering and require replacing the switch.
- LED bulb flickering is often caused by non-dimmable LED bulbs or an incompatible dimmer switch, which is solved by using a dimmable LED lamp paired with a compatible dimmer.
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