Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. Any ideas?

On Jan 17, 8:06*pm, " wrote:
Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. *Any ideas?

LOL...

Umm... troll much ?

Some details about which circuits the heater fan is on versus the
lights
you notice dim... Same question about the power tools and the
light...

Long wire run back to panel ? Perhaps voltage drop... Need more
info...

~~ Evan

" wrote in message ...
Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. Any ideas?

Low voltage would cause those symptoms.

On Jan 17, 7:06*pm, " wrote:
Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. *Any ideas?

I'd probably start by looking for bad/loose connections.
That's assuming this is an old installation
that worked fine before. Don't overlook the neutral connections.
Loosen then retighten the connections.

On Jan 18, 3:42*am, Dean Hoffman wrote:
On Jan 17, 7:06*pm, " wrote:

Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. *Any ideas?

* * * I'd probably start by looking for bad/loose connections.
That's assuming this is an old installation
that worked fine before. * *Don't overlook the neutral connections.
Loosen then retighten the connections.

The above is right. You need to do this urgently. Faults like this
can cause fires/damage to electrical equipment..

You need to find this fault, if you can't, get someone in

Yes, I think I'm going to fix breakfast, now. It's about 7:30 AM.

Christopher A. Young
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Whenever my heater fan goes on or if I use a power tool the lights dim
and the tools run kind of slugishly. Any ideas?