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    Apr 23, 2008, 10:26 PM
    I turn on the switch and the lights won't go on, why?
    I see that my dining room and my 2 kitchen lights are all on the same circuit.
    I turn their individual switch on and they won't go on.
    I checked the circuit breaker, it is not tripped... the bulbs are all good...
    I hope it is not a fire hazard.
    Thanks for your help.
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    Apr 24, 2008, 05:20 AM
    With good bulbs and good breaker, if comfortable with electric, would measure power in and out of switch or bypass temporarily.
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