Good morning everyone.
Squirrel.
Squirrel.
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The problem is slight resistance causing over heating and not a heavy draw or quick short. Electricity is a tricky devil.It's all new wiring on the extention of the house.
Only 6yrs old.
The office has its own breakers.
Would you say if a plug was partially out of the reciprocal it could cause this to happen?The problem is slight resistance causing over heating and not a heavy draw or quick short. Electricity is a tricky devil.
Personally, I’m dry and clear as a bell. It’s only the weather that looks sad.😢Good morning xx Is that a personal statement.. or a weather report?! 🤔 xx 😆
Possibly. Or a loose connection. Sometimes it’s just a device that pulls just hard enough to cause a heat build up but not enough to trip the breaker.Would you say if a plug was partially out of the reciprocal it could cause this to happen?
Who knows what was plugged into it-it's kind of like a place (office) where this man never goes.....Possibly. Or a loose connection. Sometimes it’s just a device that pulls just hard enough to cause a heat build up but not enough to trip the breaker.
Was it a UPS plugged into it? You can get a cheap charge meter on Amazon that plugs in-line off a device and tells you how much it’s drawing.
It’s probably just a junk Chinese spitter but it could be the device that was plugged into it.
Now that's a catcher's mitt of a mug on the little fella.Took the kids fishing last night and Snagged this little fella on my ultra light rod. Second cast with a new crank bait. You could have jammed a softball in that mouth.
Congrats!Took the kids fishing last night and Snagged this little fella on my ultra light rod. Second cast with a new crank bait. You could have jammed a softball in that mouth.
Who knows what was plugged into it-it's kind of like a place (office) where this man never goes.....
Oil heater, shedder, calculator, lamp, charger
It would not be impossible to gang another outlet onto the existing one, but a real pain as the wall has been bricked.
Probably a good power bar is a better option.
Heater plugged in directly into the outlet.