bathroom light help

Just like others have said... before you replace the fixture, check the switch on the wall first and then the switch on the fixture...

Unlike others (me) who had a problem with the ceiling light fixture not working.... and they figured out the switch on the fixture was off before cutting a host of wires and connecting the fixture directly to the circuit (bypassing the wall switch).... Don't make my mistake!!!

well for anybody that might have this problem, one of the two wires going into the wall switch was not attached, works great now!!

well I just ordered a new led fixture I hope that s all that is wrong, and yes I have a wall switch and made sure that was on

X2 what TUCSONJIM says. I got caught in that trap once... I never realized my 5th wheel trailer bathroom light had a switch on it as well. I had always used the switch on the wall...

Roy Ken

Our new Flag Staff came with LED bulbs that are the best thing since sliced bread IMO

If it's the typical white plastic light, the switches on those go bad. When I bought my tt, I had to replace 5 or 6 fixtures that didn't work. Testing showed bad switches. Got new ones from Amazon for about $7.

You can pull the fixture down and using a meter, see if there is voltage going to the switch (when the wall switch is on).

Just want to make sure you didn't miss the obvious. On my bathroom light, there is a switch on the wall, and a switch on the light itself. If they are not BOTH turned on, the light won't illuminate.

Duplicate post

Lack of power to fixture or bad ground. Do you own a meter?

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