Okay I have a light in the middle of a 3-way switch circuit. I decided to change the old light switches out to the new lighted switches. I now have one three way switch that works and one that doesn't. The one that works is in a switch box with my outside light switch. The common for the 3-way switch is wire nutted (?) to the black wires going to the outside light. If I tie all of my commons together the switch for the light does not work at all. The second switch doesn't work no matter what. I can get the internal light of the switch to work but not the switch itself. Both of the switches are 3-way. On the light that I can get to work the set up is that I have 2 sets of wiring coming into the box from the breaker, then the set of wiring that goes out to the outside light and lastly the bundle that is for the overhead light. All of these bundles are white/black/ground. I have white/red/black/ground on the 3-way switch. The ground is tied in with the grounds for the other wiring. On the breaker side I have the black going into one of the push connections on the 3-way switch. On the light side (red/black/white/red) I have the black on one of the push connections and the red on the other. The white for the light as mentioned before is wire nutted to the black wire on the breaker side of the outside switch. If I tie all the commons together the light doesn't work at all. Any ideas? Thanks

I added a breaker to my breaker box. I wired it to a receptical, it worked fine. I tied it to a switch and now it doesn't work. When I turned the breaker on after hooking everything up the light was on but the switch said off. As soon as I turned the switch to the ON position (which would turn the light off, because it is runnig backwards) it kicked the breaker. What is wrong and how do I fix it?