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The neon that fails a good circuit0.22 megohms and the switch neon is lit. Fault?
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Cooker switches often have a neon indicator. Leave one in circuit and test line to neutral at 500 V, and the neon lights — and the reading collapses to something like 0.22 MΩ. A perfectly good circuit has just “failed”. The same happens with lamps left in a lighting circuit: they glow, and the reading drops.
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