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Help! Electrical problem
My house is about 30 years old. The electrical outlets are 3 prong and the circuits are all on breakers. One of the circuits in the kitchen measures 115v but it seems when i put a load on it, like a hotplate or some other appliance, it takes a long time to heat up and doesn't fully heat up. It seems like when you put a load on the circuit it can't supply the necessary amperage. This all just started a few days ago. I flipped the breakers but still have problem. Do circuit breakers goe bad? Any other ideas of what it might be before I have to call an electrician? Thanks. J |
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