Recently, the lights in my kitchen ocassionally be on and off by itself. I ruled out the circuit breaker problem as the same circuit breaker wires to the lights of the other room which work fine. So I checked the switch box and found something strange to me. In the switch box, there are 4 hot (black) wires which make sense to me (1 in and three out through the switch as there are two sets of lights and a ceiling fan in the kitchen). At the same time, there are only 3 neutral wires (white) screwed together in the box. When the lights are off by itself, clearly these three white wires are not actually connected to the neutral wire as there is no voltage difference between the black and white wires. I guess the real neutral wire is hidden somewhere and the connection between the neutral wire and the three white wires are loose now. Now the question is, how can I find the real neutral wire (the in line)? Thanks! Daren

Every fixture in the big box stores and a few local lighting shops says rated for 90c wire only. Only a slight few say rated for 75c wire. NONE say suitable for 60c wire. I have 60c wire. Do you know of any place I can find fixtures? Short of rewiring, I take it I am out of luck if I want to stay within compliancy.