Removing a light
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04-21-04, 09:16 AM
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Removing a light
Hi everyone,
I know nothing about electricity. I am tearing down a wall, and there is a light on it. Basically, I have a piece of wood with this light attached just dangling now. In the light, I see the incoming wire, and it has 3 internal wires in it: White, Black, and a coper wire. They ae all connected to the light with some screwed down connections and those rubber cap-like thingys. Can someone walk me through removing all this stuff, please? I just want to disconnect it without killing myself!
Thanks!
Chris
I know nothing about electricity. I am tearing down a wall, and there is a light on it. Basically, I have a piece of wood with this light attached just dangling now. In the light, I see the incoming wire, and it has 3 internal wires in it: White, Black, and a coper wire. They ae all connected to the light with some screwed down connections and those rubber cap-like thingys. Can someone walk me through removing all this stuff, please? I just want to disconnect it without killing myself!
Thanks!
Chris
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04-21-04, 10:25 AM
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Nevermind, I got it out.
Chris
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