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I have the same question. To bypass the switch I just removed the 2 black wires from the switch and put them together, flipped the breaker and the lights went on and stayed on for a least 5mins before I turned the breaker off. Weird eh?

Fixed the problem. I had the breaker pigtail and circuit neutral connected to the neutral bar instead of the circuit neutral going back to the breaker. Thanks for the help.

The original water line was in in fact just 1/4" below the top of the curb. The water was about 5" deep.

It is the schluter shower kit surrounded by a custom bench on 2 sides. The floor is using the schluter floor pan.

Thanks!

Hello everybody, I am completely stumped. I am wiring a new bathroom in my basement, and everything seemed fine until yesterday. I have two recessed lights in my shower that I had temporarily wired to an existing switch in another room which worked fine. I have now added outlets to the rest of...