I was having my light bulbs go out too much. So, I put a screwdriver into the socket to bend out the contact. Left the power on and it sparked. Now I have it disassembled and I get 110 power to the power cords from the lamp and I have tested the light fixture I removed by hooking it up to 110. All sockets to the 4 bulb fixture work if plugged in separately. There is another light inside a dome above the fan blades that does not work. When I hook the 4 bulb light fixture up to the fan again, they don't work. Take it down, hook it up separately to the 110 they do. Test the two power lines that go to the 4 fixtures with a power meter and when I turn it on, they have 110.

There is the link to your fan's User Manual. There is the link to your fan's User Manual.

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I'm not sure what happened to ya on the chat page, I hope you didn't electrocute yourself working on that fan (haha). Anyway if you manage to hook up a single standard light fixture to the Black and the White wires shown in Figure 18 on page 10 of the manual, then that single light should come on when you power up the fan with the wall switch and turn on the light with the remote. If the single standard fixture and bulb still do not light up then your problem is most likely higher up in fan and the 4 bulb light fixture that came with the fan is probably ok. I'm not sure what happened to ya on the chat page, I hope you didn't electrocute yourself working on that fan (haha). Anyway if you manage to hook up a single standard light fixture to the Black and the White wires shown in Figure 18 on page 10 of the manual, then that single light should come on when you power up the fan with the wall switch and turn on the light with the remote. If the single standard fixture and bulb still do not light up then your problem is most likely higher up in fan and the 4 bulb light fixture that came with the fan is probably ok.

After looking at the manual the most likely problem is with the Remote Receiver (see figures 10 and 11 on pages 6 and 7 of the manual). There is either a loose connection on one of the wires at the receiver wires screws or the receiver itself was damaged when you shorted out the light socket with your screwdriver. After looking at the manual the most likely problem is with the Remote Receiver (see figures 10 and 11 on pages 6 and 7 of the manual). There is either a loose connection on one of the wires at the receiver wires screws or the receiver itself was damaged when you shorted out the light socket with your screwdriver.