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Electrical Question from Carol Question: Hello Dave, Can you help me replace a light switch? This electrical question came from: Carol, from Grass Valley, California See more about Home Wiring for California Dave’s Reply: Thanks for your electrical question Carol How To Wire a Light Switch Hi Carol, since your my wife it looks like […]

Electrical Question from Carol

Question: Hello Dave, Can you help me replace a light switch?

This electrical question came from: Carol, from Grass Valley, California

See more about Home Wiring for California

Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Carol
How To Wire a Light Switch
Hi Carol, since your my wife it looks like your trying to get my attention. – Opps! this went out onto the internet – Yikes!

(be right there honey.)

The Following links will assist you with your electrical question:
How to Wire a Switch

Wiring a Light Switch – Diagram 1

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