Home Improvement Asked on January 3, 2022
I have an outdoor flood light fixture that stopped working. I don’t use it often so it could have stopped working at any time.
I changed the bulbs and that didn’t work, so I got a new fixture.
I took down the old fixture, then checked the wires (one black, one white, no ground was attached) with a proximity volt detector. It showed there was voltage in the white wire and none in the black wire.
I tried hooking up the new fixture with black on black and white on white and the light would not work. I tried black on white and white on black and still the light did not work although the voltage detector still showed a charge.
There are several lights on the same circuit with two way switches and a couple out keys. I checked the outlets with a receptacle tester and they show as being normal. The switches seem to be wired correctly.
I have not pulled down the interior light fixtures to examine them yet.
Any clues as to what is going on?
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