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I posted this already (I thought) but can't find. Here goes again.
One electrical circuit has gone out, comprising four outlets. Typical So. Calif stucco house. I checked the breaker covering that circuit but it didn't help. Meantime I am working around by using other outlets (no, I am not overloading), but would like to fix that circuit if I can afford it (little low in the wallet right now). Anybody have a clue what this might run (Los Angeles prices). Also, curious why a circuit would just go out like that. No rain (wish we had some!); no apparent cause. Anybody? TIA |
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