I have a ceiling fan and light attached to three wall switches. One wall switch is a dimmer and controls the fan (works fine). The other two switches control the light. One of these is a single pole switch and the other is a dimmer. After a few years of use the light stopped working, so I decided I would upgrage my fan and light fixture while testing all wires. I tested all wires for voltage and all worked as expected when the various switches were adjusted. After hooking up the new fan and light, the light still does not work. I tested the blue and white wires inside the light fixture and got the expected 110 volts with the throw of either switch controlling the light. What could possibly cause the lights to not illuminate even though voltage with no load connected is fine? Has anyone seen this before? I would think faulty light, but both light fixtures had the same problem. I searched for hours for a similar question, but have found nothing on any boards. HELP!

[FONT="Times New Roman"][/FONT] I have two 4-lamp fluorescent fixtures on my kitchen ceiling. They have a wood framework with a raised frosted plastic cover over the tubes. My question is “How do I remove the wood framework so I can access the tubes for replacement. I went to the lumber store and looked at the similar fixture they sell today. It has a recessed screw on one end that when removed allows the framework to be removed. Ingenious…but my fixtures do not have any screws on the end. I can’t remove the tubes with the frame in place. I definitely appreciate any help offered. ~Okobojiu~