Quote Originally Posted by Takeovers View Post
I guess it is Halogen Spots. They are in parallel and should normally work when one is defective.

The transformer or electronic transducer may have its own fuse that blew faster than the main fuse. I would look there for the fault first.

But not without switching off the main fuse first.
Spot on,

They are halogen lights and since they first went up, 4 years ago now, they have served me very well in times of darkness.

With halogen lights you are suppose to turn them up fully for around 2-3 minutes before you start to play around with the dimmer settings, so as to warm the bulb sufficiently and extend their life.

Unfortunately, after the bulb blew out the transducer also went which caused the others to black out. Getting a new switch tomorrow for 300 baht and a new halogen bulb, so problem fixed...

But of course, her going to the temple with some offerings to the monk had 'everything' to do with it and has kept that pesky house spirit nice and plump for the next month or so; should do the trick then!