January 2, 2012 By Dave Rongey ©2007-2012Author - Licensed Electrical Contractor Filed under Lost Power to Outlets and Lights
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Causes of Lost Power After Changing a Light Fixture |
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Electrical Wiring Problems That Hazardous
- He said he accidentally crossed a wire.
- Well after that some of my wall outlets and ceiling light fixtures upstairs stopped working.
- Unfortunately I can not afford an electrician.
- What can I do to get my house electrical straightened out?
This electrical question came from: Brian, a Homeowner from Rochester, NY
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Brian.
Troubleshooting Lost Power Problems
- There is a great possibility that the problem is either a tripped circuit breaker, or a wiring problem in the light fixture box that was accessed by your neighbor.
- Most likely there is a loose wire that did not make connection, or was left out of a wire connection all together. The fixture will need to be removed so the wring connections can be examined.
- If your neighbor is not experienced with electrical house wiring then you may need to call a qualified electrician to correct the problem.
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