Hopefully this is the right place to ask this.
I recently had a power outage, and after the power came back on, my two LED floor lamps both turn on for about a second and then turn off for the same amount of time. It's perfectly regular, not like an irregular flickering. I've tried unplugging them for a while, plugging them into different sockets in the house, and leaving them on for a bit to see if it was some kind of "boot up" as well as disassembling the lamp as much as I could to see if anything seemed wrong, but the lamps don't disassemble very far and I can't get at the switch portion of the lamp at all.
I've looked around online, but everything I can find seems to be talking about flickering or irregular blinking, nothing like the problem I'm having, and I don't seem to have the manual anymore.
At this point I'm mostly assuming they're just dead, but I figured I'd ask in case anyone knew of a solution.
The lamps have a built-in LED pad, not a bulb so I don't think I can change them (at least not easily), and have the name H-Welldone on the bottom.
I recently had a power outage, and after the power came back on, my two LED floor lamps both turn on for about a second and then turn off for the same amount of time. It's perfectly regular, not like an irregular flickering. I've tried unplugging them for a while, plugging them into different sockets in the house, and leaving them on for a bit to see if it was some kind of "boot up" as well as disassembling the lamp as much as I could to see if anything seemed wrong, but the lamps don't disassemble very far and I can't get at the switch portion of the lamp at all.
I've looked around online, but everything I can find seems to be talking about flickering or irregular blinking, nothing like the problem I'm having, and I don't seem to have the manual anymore.
At this point I'm mostly assuming they're just dead, but I figured I'd ask in case anyone knew of a solution.
The lamps have a built-in LED pad, not a bulb so I don't think I can change them (at least not easily), and have the name H-Welldone on the bottom.
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