Reply With QuoteHow do you know what breaker feeds the problem area and do you have a wire lead type tester????
are the switiches inthe same box
Different sides of the garage. When I throw the breaker for the area with the problem, the other light still works.
How do you know what breaker feeds the problem area and do you have a wire lead type tester????
Man, I should have paid more attention in shop class........
electricity is like water it just takes 2 pipes to make it flow
I shot you a PM... if you really need help you can always give me a buz...
How do you know what breaker feeds the problem area and do you have a wire lead type tester????
trial and error from when I first moved in. I turned everything on and then I tripped each breaker independently to see what turned off and then labled it.
The only type tester I have is one with two prongs. =When I put it in a socket, the light turns on if there is power. No light, no power. Do I need something else? Aside from a good electrician? LOL
trial and error from when I first moved in. I turned everything on and then I tripped each breaker independently to see what turned off and then labled it.
The only type tester I have is one with two prongs. =When I put it in a socket, the light turns on if there is power. No light, no power. Do I need something else? Aside from a good electrician? LOL
not if you want to pay some one to come fix it...
I really appreciate all of the help. I owe all of you a beer. Cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
not if you want to pay some one to come fix it...
That definately seems to be where I am heading. Some things are best left to the professionals. Plus, I don't want to get the crap shocked out of me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If I do end up coming out that way this weekend... I'm cheap... I work for beer...
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