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Bill G · 11-04-2023, 08:26 PM

[QUOTE=Mad Mac;2267386]Mine is not an LED flasher - it is for normal incandescent bulbs. On the flasher there is current at the "P" (power in) terminal but no current on the "L" (lights) terminal. I think there should be current on both?[/QUOTE

The flashers I have seen have two or three prongs. X is the power; L is the load, and P is the pilot light (not power). If there are only two connections, the pilot light is omitted and there would be just X for the power and L for the load.

11-04-2023, 08:26 PM	#5
Bill G Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Walla Walla, WA Posts: 1,047	Re: Faulty Flasher [QUOTE=Mad Mac;2267386]Mine is not an LED flasher - it is for normal incandescent bulbs. On the flasher there is current at the "P" (power in) terminal but no current on the "L" (lights) terminal. I think there should be current on both?[/QUOTE The flashers I have seen have two or three prongs. X is the power; L is the load, and P is the pilot light (not power). If there are only two connections, the pilot light is omitted and there would be just X for the power and L for the load.