Grasshopper
Member
Dave,
I am TennesseeT's hubby. I took down the light that wasn't working and the melted wire nut was behind the light fixture. They are wired so that there is all solid wires until the power gets to the fixture. Any bad connection has to be at a switch or at the fixture. When I replaced the switch that works the 4 center lights I pulled the wire off of the switch for the outside light. Had a tough time getting that reconnected. They don't waste much wire in these things. Most of them are just long enough. I would start by taking the non working lights down and wiggling the wires behind them. I don't think there is a common connection between the center lights and the one above teh sink since they can be operated independently. Good luck! electrical troubleshooting can be frustrating.
I am TennesseeT's hubby. I took down the light that wasn't working and the melted wire nut was behind the light fixture. They are wired so that there is all solid wires until the power gets to the fixture. Any bad connection has to be at a switch or at the fixture. When I replaced the switch that works the 4 center lights I pulled the wire off of the switch for the outside light. Had a tough time getting that reconnected. They don't waste much wire in these things. Most of them are just long enough. I would start by taking the non working lights down and wiggling the wires behind them. I don't think there is a common connection between the center lights and the one above teh sink since they can be operated independently. Good luck! electrical troubleshooting can be frustrating.
