:help:[COLOR="#000080"]Well folks it close to that time of year we all dread ... putting up the christmas lights ... :eek: I have these mini lights that form a net that you put over your bushes ... one won't work at all ... I checked all the bulbs to make sure they are good on the one that doesn't work at all, and with great effort broke open the male plug to check the fuse but I didn't see one.:NO NO NO: The other net works about a quarter of the net. I have a straight string of mini light that don't work:wall: either ... I see no reason why the one where I checked all the bulbs doesn't work yet it doesn't:madhell: On the plug it states to use a 125V fuse, but so far I don't see one with these lights. Does anyone have any idea how to get these dang lights to work? [/COLOR]

I am stumped on a minor electrical fix: I bought my house over a year ago and have replaced the majority of ceiling fan switches and light switches in the house (Some were not working when we bought it and some have broken since we bought it). All has gone well except when I came to our bedroom's. It is a two wire light switch which I spliced and installed a new one in but for whatever reason the lights still will not come on. So I pulled out my electrical tester and made sure that there was current coming from the blue hot switch of the fan, that it continued through the connector and splice and then to the switch. However, there was no current on the other side of the switch therefore not completing a circuit back. My immediate thought would be that it is the switch, even though it is new (which is not a big deal to pick up) but I want to make sure that I am not overlooking something. I am a new home owner and learning many things as I go, but I need some help with this one. Thanks ahead of time for your help! I look forward to your answers Jbradchevy