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Old 04-13-2005, 09:12 PM
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wiring problem
In my bedroom I have A swith to an old baseboad heater that we never use. I took the swith out and closed off the wires and placed a solid plate over it. While doing this I did not have the proper circuit breaker off and one wire poped so I TURNED OFF THE RIGHT ONE AFTER THAT. After that two outlets on the the same circuit will not work.I tested them and they are not getting any power to them.Everything else on that circuit still work(2 lights). Where do I need to start to find the answer to this.
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Are the heaters 220 volt?
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Old 04-14-2005, 06:38 AM
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Are the heaters 220 volt?
I do not know, but the other outlets on the same circuit are not.
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