Questions & Answers for: wire lights to switch

...if 1 goes to blk (hot) from fan, where do I put the remaining switch wire? If you removed a switch there should be two wires. Connect one of the wires to each of the switch wires or screws. good ...

...wire on the lights switch. You could hook the hot wire up to the light as well and use the door switch to provide a ground too. Then you hook one side of the door switch up to a ground and the ground ...

...then jump to one of the screws on the switch. The black wire left over is the black wire going to the light itself. If none of this works then it is obvious the pilot light in the switch is burnt

...wire. The pull chain switch controls four lights and a single light which is below the 4 lights. The switch allows all lights to be off, all lights on, or the top 4 lights on only or the bottom light ...

...lights up, mark this wire. Pull chain again and test hot-on-old-switch to both of the other wires. When tester lights up, mark this wire. At some point when you pull the chain, the tester will light ...

...switch has a 14-2 wire connected to it. i have run a 12-3 wire from the ceiling box to the existing switch box. im not certain how i should hook up the 12-3 wire to the new triple switch to ensure ...

but do not cut other wire. Open line switch. Connect each end of black wire to brass screw. OR if no screws, then place cut wire in open grooves. Tuck other wire into groove and then reassemble switch

The black wire(s) that turn on lights on should be left connected to 2nd brass screw. -If one black wire did not turn on lights, then that wire probably connects to 1st brass screw along with hot wire

...wire switch the lights off (I assume the rogue park lights stay on) disconnect the wire.  If the park lights go off, the fault almost certainly lies with the light switch. If the rogue park ...

...switch. disconect both wires from both lights and double them up and reconect them where the light that turns off was wired check wiring to switch the light that stays on must be wired to the wrong ...