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Are these panel light bulbs in "series" like the old Xmas tree lights so that if one bulb goes out they all go out?
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Take a look at the wiring diagram:
Unless yours has some major wiring changes, the panel lights aren't in series. Each is grounded, and has its own power wire.
Tom M.
Unless yours has some major wiring changes, the panel lights aren't in series. Each is grounded, and has its own power wire.
Tom M.
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Thanks man