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Default Faulty Electrics

Whenever we turn a light on or off, an electrical sound can be heard from
the PC speakers.
I assume we have a faulty connection somewhere.
Any suggestion as to the best place to start. Is it more likely to be the
lighting circuit?
I suspect the answer is that it could be anywhere but just thought I'd ask!


 
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