Posted by 550Doug on September 01, 2015 at 15:57:32 from (167.88.138.254):
In Reply to: House circuit failure posted by 550Doug on September 01, 2015 at 15:31:53:
14-2 copper wire put in about 1985. This is a basement room where I have some computers. I'll check for loose connections throughout the basement.
On a similar note, my electrician was doing a new sub-panel install for me and when she was doing her final tests one circuit in the house failed. This circuit was untouched by anything during the install as she routed 7 circuits from the basement panel to the new sub-panel in the garage for a generator hookup. During her close checking of the basement panel she found that over 50% of the white wires in the panel were loose. She said she's heard of wires working themselves loose over many years but had never seen it. After tightening them all, that failed circuit was working again.
So with this in mind I did check that all connections in the panels were tight, and they were.
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