Is this an unusual sized light junction box? I bought a replacement light fixture but the mounting bracket no way fits it, its too small. This is from an old double wide manufactured home (have not figured out the year yet but its easily 20+ years old). Looks like all lights even interior have this same junction box. Any ideas?
Yesterday, I bought an LED lighting fixture to install in a bathroom. The brand of the fixture is Progress Lighting; model # 805311, and it's called Mini Flushmount. When I opened the box and looked at the informational sheet that was in the box, I saw a dimmer compatibility list that included five Lutron dimmer switches, but the Lutron dimmer I have is not on the list. I was surprised to see this compatibility list, and dismayed that my switch was not on the list. I guess this seems particularly odd because I have a Progress Lighting vanity light connected to my Lutron dimmer switch and this seems to work fine.
So, I'm wondering whether to go ahead and install this Mini Flushmount fixture and see how it works, or not install it and just return it to Lowe's.
I've got some flat LED lights in my kitchen and recently one of them has begun flickering. Is there a particular way to troubleshoot one of these? It seems like it will flicker when it turns on but then stops flickering after a few minutes. This is the kind of light I'm talking about:
[url=https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CY4S5SS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1]Recessed Ultra-thin LED light[/url]