I'm redoing a half-bath in my house, and I'm having a problem. The old vanity light was secured to a square electrical junction box inside the wall, with no plaster ring. How they did that was screwing in one screw from the light bracing plate into the box, screwing the other into the drywall directly without an anchor. Oh, and they also used a hacksaw blade to help brace the light brace plate across the opening in the drywall. :eek: I've removed all of that, added a plaster ring to the box, but the box is slightly loose in the wall and isn't staying stable enough to get the mounting screws from the new fixtures brace into the fixture. I'm also not sure what the problem is with the box itself. I can tell the box is secured to something above it (not the wiring-wiring comes in from the side) but I don't see any screws from the box to a brace above. I don't want to have to enlarge the hole any more than I have to, because I'll end up having to do a bunch of drywall work and finish work isn't my best skill. However, the drywall is already boogered up there. Can you give me some advice on how to proceed from here? I'd like to make sure that 1. The box is secure, 2. I can get the light fixture mounted correctly, 3. I do as little damage as possible. Thanks.

I have recently bought a basic Whirlpool range (WFG114SWB). It works fine but since day one it has a low level 60 cycle hum coming from the controls/clock section. Kind of like a transformer or something..... however, does a stove like this even have a transformer that would hum/chatter? I called the whirlpool and the generic customer service rep said its normal but couldn't elaborate about transformers or basically why it does this.... p.s.- I posted here instead of appliances since you guys whould probably have an answer for me....