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Electrical short
I am trying to help a friend find an electric short in an older home. The
house is served by two circuits protected by breakers. One of those circuits is shorted. I have removed and isolated every receptacle and switch but not found the cause, what sort of suggestion might you have? Any thoughts or ideas appreciated, rog |
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