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<description><![CDATA[ in equipment Buzzing sounds from electrical components Repeated breaker trips Hot outlets or switch plates Visible damage to cords or wiring Lights that repeatedly flicker Extension cords being used as permanent wiring Don&#039;t attempt to investigate exposed wiring yourself. ]]></description>


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