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    ^This is where I'd start. Next time it acts up, by-pass the switch to eliminate it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jslo View Post
    ^This is where I'd start. Next time it acts up, by-pass the switch to eliminate it.
    The group of 2 lights is on a 3 way and the 6 is on a single pole. Is there any way that a single switch could be impacting all of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by th3w01f View Post
    The group of 2 lights is on a 3 way and the 6 is on a single pole. Is there any way that a single switch could be impacting all of them?
    What was the voltage input to the fixtures when they won't light?

    I have a light fixture here in Texas that wouldn't light when it was very humid... it worked when it was drier, and as long as we leave it on, it works fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by th3w01f View Post
    The group of 2 lights is on a 3 way and the 6 is on a single pole. Is there any way that a single switch could be impacting all of them?
    Start by looking for loose/bad connections common to both the single pole & 3 way circuits.

    Esspecially if things were wired using the stab in quick wire method instead of using the side wire screws. (See attached picture).

    I can't count the number of intermittent wiring problems I have found due to electricians (?) using the quick wire method....

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