It is unlikely that you would get shocked from a broken light switch, since they are always made from non-conducting plastic. If you open it up and try to fix it, you might get shocked then. If you turn off the correct circuit breaker or fuse, you can avoid getting shocked when you work on your broken light switch - but if you don't know what you are doing, get a qualified electrician to do it for you. Electrocution is no joke.
A photocontrol uses light to activate the switch. When the sensor does not detect light the circuit is broken and the switch is deactivated.
When a switch is closed the path through the circuit is continuous.
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It depend on where the switch is located in the circuit.
An old/worn/faulty light switch, or the wires connected to the switch are loose. Replace the switch ASAP.
safety it is possibe to be shocked
Either the switch is broken or it doesn't go to that light.
A photocontrol uses light to activate the switch. When the sensor does not detect light the circuit is broken and the switch is deactivated.
brake light switch is broken or out of adjustment. brake light switch is located above brake pedal.
water, power outage, or maybe the light bulb is broken
Yes. Your broken light switch is probably the culprit.
The door switch is coroded or broken.
Why ? Just replace it.
There is no adjustment for the backup light switch. The switch must be broken or the fuse is blown or the bulbs are blown or the wiring is damaged.
Check the light switch. Resistor coil for dimming may be broken. Dome light and everything else worked on mine but the light switch was broken at the start of the resistor coil.
Dirty contacts (if fitted) on the hatchback door. A broken door switch or broken door switch wire.
The brake light switch located above the brake pedal is broken or out of adjustment.