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    Arrrggg! My porchlight doesnt work!
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    Just ran through my lighting focus. Everything looks great scene lighting wise. As Im standing in the street looking at the house I notice my frontdoor light isnt on. So I go inside and flick the switch. Nothing.
    I check the bulb, looks good but Ill switch it for one I know works.
    I do that and still nothing.
    Now I have to spend time tomorrow taking the light off the wall and apart to see whats wrong.
    Worse case is Ill drop a socket with a cord attached and plug it into the outlet directly under the porchlight

    Its always something isnt it?
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    I was thinking the very same thing as I did my lights today. Luckily the actual lamppost wasn't broken, just a busted bulb..but it IS always something! Your blessed that you can fix stuff like that yourself..I would have to call the electrician
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    Dumb question... did you check the circuit?
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    I always replace the porchlight bulb with something more suitable for our display... This year, I opened the light (a big, metal affair that hangs from a chain) and discovered that some nasty spider (likely a black widow) has been living in there happily for some time now! The bottom of the lamp was 1/2" thick with dessicated insect corpses and the light itself was at the heart of a dense mass of sticky web.

    Before I reached in, I had to completely clear it out! Just another unexpected task before readying everything for tomorrow!
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