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Originally Posted by wpoll
Basically, what Andrew said - there is a high resistance joint in there somewhere. With no current through the joint, there is no voltage drop on it. As soon as you load the circuit and draw current (install the bulb) the current causes a voltage drop. Ohms law...
Check your joints carefully - there are rarely coincidences in electrics/electronics!
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What does the LCM do if there is a short to ground though?