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Replacing light switches

sunnyday1234 · 2021-11-18 12:25:54

Hi All I have 4 switches that all activate the same two lights . I was changing the face plates and of course now im having some issues and was wondering to start troubleshooting should each switch work on its own ? As in if i leave 3 of them disconnected and just one connected , should this one switch work on its own ?

18-11-2021 12:25pm

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sunnyday1234

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Hi All
I have 4 switches that all activate the same two lights . I was changing the face plates and of course now im having some issues and was wondering to start troubleshooting should each switch work on its own ? As in if i leave 3 of them disconnected and just one connected , should this one switch work on its own ?

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#2 18-11-2021 7:03pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058218561/replacing-light-switches

No. All 4 switches will need to be fitted and wired correctly for lights to operate
you will need 2 x 2 way switches and 2 intermediate switches for this.

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