The component “Electrical – Fixtures” includes lights (luminaires), ceiling fans, and doorbells. The concerns here are fairly straightforward. The permanently-installed light fixture comes on, or it doesn’t. It is installed properly with an intact globe, or it isn’t. The same is true for doorbells and ceiling fans.
Inspect for operative lights, ceiling fans, and doorbells. Light fixtures should not be loose or damaged. Ensure that proper clearances are observed between incandescent bulbs and flammables, especially in closets. Any luminaire above a tub or shower should be a sealed fixture. Fans should be quiet and not wobble. Doorbells should ring and their buttons should be intact.
The light fixture is inoperative. This can be a safety hazard. Repair or replace the fixture.
The light bulb is exposed. This is a safety hazard. Repair or replace the fixture.
The light fixture is loose. This is a safety hazard that can damage the electrical connections. Repair or replace the fixture.
The light fixture is damaged. This is a safety hazard. Repair or replace the fixture.
The light fixture’s glass globe or panel is damaged or missing. This is a safety hazard. Replace the globe or panel.
The closet’s incandescent light fixture lacks proper clearances to potentially combustible items. This is a fire hazard. Relocate the fixture to provide a minimum 12″ clearance, or replace it with a fluorescent or LED fixture.
The light fixture above the tub or shower area is unsealed. This is a safety hazard. Repair or replace the fixture.
The doorbell is inoperative. Repair or replace the doorbell.
