Have been through wiki cant find this subject.
1.Can I just quickly undo and replace brake light switch then top up fluid.
Or 2. Do I have to drain replace and then bleed ?
This has come about as I was testing my trailers brake lights.
Trailer connected, ignition on and pedal held down with wedged steering lock.
Tried to be clever and change dead bulb while all this was happening, bulb sparked and hey presto no brake lights at all. No fuses blown

An Auto electrician helped me identify the fault via phone.
Locate brake light switch, disconnect plug and with ignition off, bridge the 2 connection.
( I have 3 connections the blue 1 is for the dash brake warning light)
If the brake lights come on its your brake light switch and not a wire or fuse fault.
I have managed to order one for midday tomorrow.

The moral of this story is don't cut corners or you'll be sorry.

Any advice will be truly appreciated.
Tia
Peter