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You can eliminate a large number of diode/ lamps by disconnecting all of the lamp circuit boards. If problem remains it’s due to one of the single sockets. If problem goes away reinstate the pcbs one at a time until you get the problem.
Looks like a short or wiring error. Examine each of the lamp sockets. Look for crushed tabs, reversed diodes, incorrectly wired socket. The banded end of the diode should have red wire attached. Non banded end no wire And other tab the yellow wire. Look for previous repairs as this is the most likely reason for a lamp wiring problem.
Unless reversed diodes rarely go short on the lamp matrix so looks for wiring errors first. Also check any loom connectors that lead to switches or lamps. If one has been mis plugged then you may have inadvertently inserted a short into the matrix.
Looks like a short or wiring error. Examine each of the lamp sockets. Look for crushed tabs, reversed diodes, incorrectly wired socket. The banded end of the diode should have red wire attached. Non banded end no wire And other tab the yellow wire. Look for previous repairs as this is the most likely reason for a lamp wiring problem.
Unless reversed diodes rarely go short on the lamp matrix so looks for wiring errors first. Also check any loom connectors that lead to switches or lamps. If one has been mis plugged then you may have inadvertently inserted a short into the matrix.