We recently purchased a house that has a lot of landscape lighting that was neglected. There were several areas disconnected because of the circuits were blowing and shutting down walk way and driveway areas. I have fixed all the fixtures now and trying to reconnect the lawn areas. There are 8 wires to reconnect together where they were disconnected. 2 Red,2 white, 2 black and 2 ground. I thought all I needed to do was connect the white to white, red to red and black to black and the grounds to continue the flow of power but this has not worked. No circuits blowing but no lights coming on. Can anyone help me with some advice?

Hey, thanks in advance for the help. So, I installed an air switch close to the faucet so we don't have to walk around the washing machine to turn on the disposal. The plug under the sink is controlled by a switch on the wall. I'd like to replace the now unnecessary switch on the wall with a plug. When I open up the box, here's what I find: - There are 3 lines, each of which have a ground - All three of the Whites are connected to each other - Line 1: White and Black; the Black connects to switch - Line 2: White and Black; the Black connects to the Red from Line 3 - Line 3: White, Black, Red; the Red connects to the Black from Line 2; the Black connects to the switch What can I do to replace the switch on the wall with a plug and send continuous power to the plug under the sink that the air switch is plugged in to. I'd also note that plug under the sink is just a White, Black, and ground, so either Line 1 or Line 2. Thanks!