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<blockquote data-quote="Firpo" data-source="post: 3823104" data-attributes="member: 45550"><p>I think [USER=26737]@SoonerP226[/USER] is right on the money. Can’t be the sockets as the problem moves. Can’t be a polarity issue for the same reason. Gonna have to break out the voltmeter and see what you have. My guess is either a lose connection in the fixture or a wire-nut or a voltage problem. Could even be a worn out breaker at the panel but that would be down the list on things I’d check.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Firpo, post: 3823104, member: 45550"] I think [USER=26737]@SoonerP226[/USER] is right on the money. Can’t be the sockets as the problem moves. Can’t be a polarity issue for the same reason. Gonna have to break out the voltmeter and see what you have. My guess is either a lose connection in the fixture or a wire-nut or a voltage problem. Could even be a worn out breaker at the panel but that would be down the list on things I’d check. [/QUOTE]
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