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Troubleshooting Electrical Problems
Problem Possible Cause Remedies
Entire home is without electricity and there are no blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers If neighboring houses seem to be in the dark too, your area probably has a local power failure Telephone your utility company
Your home is the only one in your area without electricity Main fuse has blown or main circuit breaker has tripped Check your service panel for a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. If the main is intact, call you utility company; you may have a downed line
Some lights on circuit won’t
work
Loose wiring Tighten connections at switch or fixture. Replace switch. Replace receptacle
All lights on circuit won’t work Overloaded circuit Short circuit, Loose wiring, Faulty Switch Test for overload; adjust if needed. Test for short circuit; repair if needed. Tighten connections at switch. Replace switch
Light fixture won’t work (check first for burned out bulb or fluorescent tube) Defective fluorescent starter. Faulty switch. Loose wiring Replace fluorescent starter. Replace switch. Tighten connections at switch or fixture. Replace socket.
Appliance or lamp won’t work (check first for burned out bulb or fluorescent tube) Overload circuit
Damaged plug
Damaged cord. Loose wiring. Defect in appliance or lamp.
Test for overload; shift appliance or lamp to another circuit. Replace plug. Replace cord. Tighten connections at switch or receptacle. Test in another circuit; repair if faulty
Appliance or lamp won’t work in one circuit but works in others. Overload circuit. Loose connection at receptacle. Short circuit Test for overload; shift appliance or lamp to another circuit. Tighten connections at receptacle. Test for short circuit; make necessary repair
Appliance or lamp won’t work in one receptacle or circuit Loose wiring. Faulty receptacle. Short circuit Tighten connections at receptacle. Replace receptacle. Test for short circuit; make necessary repair
Appliance or lamp won’t work in switch controlled receptacle Loose wiring. Faulty switch. Faulty receptacle Tighten connections at switch or fixture. Replace switch. Replace receptacle

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