November 21, 2010 By ©2007-2012Author - Licensed Electrical Contractor Filed under Bathroom, Lighting

Cause of Bathroom That Lost Power to Light and Outlet

Cause of Bathroom That Lost Power to Light and Outlet

 

Bathroom Lights and Outlet Affected By Power Loss
Background: Mark , a Homeowner from Anchorage, Alaska

Question: Bathroom Light Switch and power outlet quit working: What is the problem? They are on the same circuit as the downstairs bathroom those still work.

Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Mark.
Mark, check your GFI outlet or circuit breaker.

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