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I'm sorry, is there enough context in the original question as presented to come up with your "actual answer"? I mean, I don't know, I'm not an EE, lucky I can

I'm sorry, is there enough context in the original question as presented to come up with your "actual answer"? I mean, I don't know, I'm not an EE, lucky I can make a light switch work. But given the dearth of details in the query, is that AI answer grotesquely wrong? Just seems like generic advice.

Dylan16807 4y ago
> I'm sorry, is there enough context in the original question as presented to come up with your "actual answer"? I'd say there is. "Transformerless" implies a specific design, especially when you mention there's a filter capacitor. > is that AI answer grotesquely wrong? Yes. It's fine to say the filter cap helps with "spikes and other issues", but not ones caused by a failing LED. It took half a true sentence and made it into a false sentence. In this design the filter cap is something you give protection to much more than something that provides protection.