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how likely a thrown circuit-breaker does NOT show red?
The question comes down to: none of them shows red, none is clearly
positioned differently from any other one on the board -- yet a circuit (upstairs) is dead. What might be the problem? How to troubleshoot it? Thanks! David |
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