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Originally Posted by Debbraham
I know this sounds crazy but try different bulbs…we had a electrician for a couple new light bulbs that would flicker or not work in the kitchen…electrician put other new bulbs in and worked perfectly. He said very often new bulbs in a package may be defective…they work great now!
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Originally Posted by Pairadocs
Not trying to be sarcastic, truly not mean this in that spirit, but I think you might have missed the object of the post completely. If you give it another read, the person is not asking IF he/she should or should not call an electrician at all, in fact, STATES CLEARLY they probably will, but was asking for an explanation of the whole breaker situation.
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You have that right. I bought a 20 amp circuit breaker at Ace Hardware and was wondering if I can just shut down the power and take out the old circuit breaker and put in a new one without worrying about wires? It does not look like it. I have flipped that circuit on and off a number of times but it has not resulted in any electricity getting to the switch. They remain dark.