When my lights get too hot they suddenly don't work, what should I do?

Answer by  Sockless (528)

This is a very bad fire hazard. First make sure you have the right type and wattage of bulb in the socket. Using the wrong bulb can pull too much power and cause overheating. Check the power cord and light for damage and short circuits as well. If everything else is fine, replace the bulb as it may be faulty.

Answer by  sadasada (146)

The best solutions would probably be to either switch to lower wattage light bulbs or replace your bulbs with cooler florescent light bulbs.

Answer by  geethapriya (239)

First of all switch of your light and also service main. Then take out your light after decrease the heat then check your light weather it is in good condition or not. if light is fault then change the light other wise approach with the service man.

Answer by  worker4439 (128)

Some lights are equipped with a thermal cutout. When too high a wattage bulb is used it will cause the light to flicker or turn off all together.