Re: Lights dim then bright

Posted by jeffcat on August 02, 2014 at 08:06:11 from (71.188.67.247):

In Reply to: Lights dim then bright posted by John in La on August 02, 2014 at 07:25:14:

Ran into something like this up at my folks place. Floating neutral was what I finally found. Loose connection in fuse box. Pain in the arse to find. Took most of an afternoon to find. The fun part was my dad thought HE could fix it before I got there. He had un wired the lamp over the kitchen table and was ready to start on the outlets along the wall too. WHY do people who know NOTHING about electrity think THEY can fix it????? Also did not have or know how to use a meter. Good greaf.

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• Re: Lights dim then bright robert major 08:50:01 08/02/14 (0)
• Re: Lights dim then bright Bob 08:15:04 08/02/14 (2)
  • Re: Lights dim then bright old-9 16:40:33 08/02/14 (1)
    • Re: Lights dim then bright Bob 22:00:40 08/02/14 (0)

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