The main light switch in my bathroom was less dependable. Some times I'd turn it on, but the lights would not go on. So, figured to replace it. It shares a box with a power socket that I used for shaver, and hair dryer.
Turn the power off, confirm with a EMF "voltage" detector. Pull the cover plate off. Turns out one wire to the switch is broken. #14 solid wire. So, I strip it back, and put it on the new switch. Move the other wire. Now I'm wondering if I oughta just left the old switch.
It's done now, and the switch cost about a dollar. It was old stock, so not like I went out and bought one. Sigh. I find the strangest things to worry me.
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