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![]() It's not too uncommon to see this sort of thing. But if they ran OK then they can run OK once more
![]() It's probably a loose connection (or splice or whatever the term is) somewhere then. Check every connection. Also like I said before, I don't know why this would make a difference, but I've found that sometimes things just work better after switching the leads to the socket.
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