I've never dabbled in "electrical" home projects before. But after a briefing from a couple different people and reading the directions that came with the new light, it was quite easy. The hardest part was figuring out just which circuit breaker was for the bathroom! After making a few trips up and down the stairs and testing different circuits, I finally found the right one.
Picture this if you will: go downstairs to the circuit panel. shut off a switch. go back upstairs to the bathroom and test the lights.....they still work. Ok, go back downstairs, turn the switch that I just shut off back to the "on" position. shut off another switch. go back upstairs and test the lights. they still work. "Uffda!"
Once I had the right switch in the "off" position, I was then able to set about the task of taking down the old light; this is one you would find, perhaps, in a dressing room on a movie set for example. Large round lights all in a row. But they're gone now!
Tomorrow I'll move on to the priming and painting. It never ends......
Notice the absence of the ugly wallpaper
2 comments:
Me likey! Wanna bring us some nice light fixtures and install them at our house?
Very nice choice! Perhaps you could give us some pointers -- we've got LOTS of light fixtures in need of replacing in our house...
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