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Quoted from Schwaggs:Thinking being that the ground wire on the special switches circuit is not connected to ground.
Stands to reason that the ground runs in a chain as well, maybe one set it attached to something it shouldn't be. Williams loved to use those yellow jumpers for multiple uses I could see someone hooking on up to the lamp matrix when it shouldn't be.
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