Workshop led lighting help

[Bowmeat]

Hi all , hopefully somebody on here can help me out, I recently went to change a led unit in a workshop , cut power ,changed led unit , then when I switch power back on it didn't work and also took the bank of 5 lights down with it , disconnected it and the bank still doesn't work, checked fuse , all ok , checked switch ,(retractable switch) power is their . Still No power at all 5 lights , at some point they have been on sensors as they is 1 highbay sensor on each bank (6 banks)
Any thoughts and help would be greatfully appreciated
Thx Shane

 

[UNG]

Not a clue mate and sods law they have just been to collect the scissor lift, so I can even get up to look

So you have an incomplete job and you now have no access equipment

 

[Bowmeat]

So you have an incomplete job and you now have no access equipment

Yea pal , it's doing my head in , just glad it's only took the one bank out . It's a car workshop with 23 ramps and luckily it's the last bank of lights so I can get away with it until I can sort it ,

 

[westward10]

From your profile is says your are a trainee so is this an official job or a hookey job.

 

[Bowmeat]

From your profile is says your are a trainee so is this an official job or a hookey job.

Its my place of work , yes I am a trainee,

 

[Bowmeat]

Its my place of work , yes I am a trainee,

Also would a contactor be on every bank , ones I've seen don't have reset switches on , I've tried listening for a click when I press switch but don't hear owt, wires come out of the 6 bank retractable switch straight up to each each bank of lights with them sensors . I just don't understand how replacing 1 light on the last run would cause this , unless is has a controller hid somewhere, but then the bank should ov gone off when the light I replaced failed

 

[westward10]

Its my place of work , yes I am a trainee,

You need to be talking to your next in line, the people who should be helping you through these situations. You are a trainee and they should be helping you and showing the process of how to resolve the issue. There is no shame in asking for help.