RV lights blinking

[Tinytwo]

The lights in my Forester blink when on. Didn’t do this at first, but started after a while. Not all, but enough to make you not use them. Replaced the led bulb in some and they still blink. Doesn’t matter if on battery or shore power. Any ideas?

[kenandterry]

Blink.......like off and on?

Or....

Flicker?

Either a bad ground, or weak batteries, or your converter is suspect.

[Tinytwo]

Flickering is better description.
Eliminate batteries, as they test strong.
Thank you for reply, I’ll recheck ground around batteries, only place I know to look. Any addition tips on ground?
Inspected converter and found no problems.

[ClassAboater]

Is it all of them, or just some? If just some, try pulling out the bulb and putting it into a fixture that is not flickering. If the bulb still flickers, it is the bulb. Spend some $$$ and replace with a good quality bulb. If it doesn’t flicker when moving to the other fixture, I would check the ground wire on the first fixture.

I have given up on cheap LED bulbs and started buying from one of two online companies for LED bulbs. SuperbrightLED and M4 products. Most recently, the later has done a great job with quality bulbs that have not flickered in months of everyday use.

[JONWisconsin]

When mine were flickering I replaced them and it took care of the problem. Some new ones might come not working well either. My experience.

[THenne1713]

Originally Posted by Tinytwo

The lights in my Forester blink when on. Didn’t do this at first, but started after a while. Not all, but enough to make you not use them. Replaced the led bulb in some and they still blink. Doesn’t matter if on battery or shore power. Any ideas?

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Just had to replace a 120vac LED at home for doing that too, = bad bulb (p.s. NON-dimmable home LED bulbs will also intermittent STROBE if connected to DAY/NITE sensor, (such as outside wall/ porch light), but DIMMABLE LED bulb will work fine, I believe..