You've probably lost one of the two hot legs that feed your 120-240 volt
service. When any 240 volt appliance is on, you get a backfeed to the dead
leg causing things to come on dim. Don't try to use any 240 volt appliances,
and get an electrician. The problem could be outside, in your meter box,
your main circuit breaker, or in the street. Nothing to fool with if you're
not experienced



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My wife was useing the stove and disposal.The furnice was running and
the dryer.The lights started to get dim and then everything on one side
of the house went out.Turned everything off looked for a blown
circuit.Nothing.My wife turned on the stove again and the lights came
back on but was very dim.Turn the stove off.No lights.Stove on,lights
but dim and the furnice won't work at all. It's like the stove needs to
be on before anything works but the stove dosn't heat up.Very low power
help!!