I have a E27 T210 connection for a lamp holder, and there are no screws to fix wires into. It is also unclear how they push in.
If this a push connection are the wires supposed to be soldered?
Electrical – How to affix wires to an E27 T210 lamp holder
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This is assumes we're talking a screw in bulb socket like a medium base A26. You can adapt the below for other socket types.
The first thing to do is test the socket itself. Best way to do this is to use a multi-meter set to AC and an appropriate voltage setting for your supply voltage. Using the test leads, touch the bottom pin and the metal of the base exterior (the part the bulb screws into). It should read your supply voltage. If it does not then there is an issue with the socket itself. If it reads the correct voltage, either your bulbs are bad or they are not making contact with the socket. With the power off, try using a screw driver to gently lift the bottom pin up a bit and then try your bulb again.
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For push-in connectors, the wires do literally just push in. There is usually a gauge printed on the unit to show how much insulation to strip. Soldering stranded wire is helpful but not necessary if twisted tightly. There is usually also a tab to press with a flat screwdriver to release the wire (in case you need to remove it).
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