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Ceiling fan light is dim
My Hampton Bay ceiling fan has a upper and lower light sections. All worked fine for about 18 months, but now the lower lights (two 50 watt halogen bulbs) are very dim. One burned out, so I bought a new one and both are dim. What could be wrong with my ceiling fan? (I have two and the other one works fine).
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