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Multiple switches: which one's out?
We have a hallway light that is controlled by three different switches. It no longer
works. Strangely, neither does a pantry light that is controlled by yet another switch (operates by itself, not in line with the other three). How do I figure out which of the three is the bad one, other than replacing all three? (I'm guessing that this will fix the pantry light problem as well.) Bob |
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