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Originally Posted by futuresoptions
Hey Todd,
Not trying to freak you out, and I am sure the electrician will find the problem, but the last person that I knew of that was having these kind of issues was on their brand new home. It took about three years but it eventually started a fire and destroyed part of the home. What was found to be the culprit was a short caused by nails that were nailed in through wiring/insulation when they were putting up the sheet rock.
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I'm home now and have turned on some lights and no issues. The power was turned off (clock flashing the time) so I'm assuming the Edison guy redid the connection at the pole. We'll see if anything flickers tonight. It was just odd as I'd never heard the "bad connection at the pole will show up on every other circuit on the panel" thing before. But beyond a simple circuit diagram with a batter and a resistor I get lost
