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Date Posted: 01:26:05 09/08/07 Sat
Author: Paul S.
Subject: Re: Nepal Airlines
In reply to: Roger 's message, "Re: Nepal Airlines" on 09:20:01 09/06/07 Thu

>>I would just run a new wire, and not bother about
>>where the fault is. Just take the old wire out of
>>service.
>
>Come to think of it, it's probably either the switch
>or the fixture.

Solved the whole problem. Stuck a mini-flashlight on my key chain. Now that I can find the door lock... no more problem.
(Did I tell you I hate attics?)

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