That one light could have several wires leading in to power the separate bulbs. Thus, you could have blown a fuse. Most modern houses have a 'fuse' panel that you simply flick a switch to 're-connect' the fuse.
Light switch issues
Recently bought a home and I have never dealt with electrical issues before. We have one switch that lights up 5 different bulbs. Suddenly, this evening onwards, when I switch on, only one of the bulbs comes on. Seems very unlikely that 4 have gone bad at the same time. I tried googling but couldn't n find anything that addresses this issue where the switch seems to be working since one bulb does come on. Any guidance you can provide would be great. Thanks!
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Hello newbiehome! Welcome.
Forgive me... but I'm trying to figure out exactly what your setup is. It is five lights attached to a fan? Five lights on a tracklight? Five separate lights?
Maybe could you attach a picture of the lights?
Forgive me... but I'm trying to figure out exactly what your setup is. It is five lights attached to a fan? Five lights on a tracklight? Five separate lights?
Maybe could you attach a picture of the lights?
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