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Old 4/16/07, 3:20 PM
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So I replaced a couple receptacles that were stab lock installed and the power did come on for a few minutes but went out again. I found a few more receptacles that were installed the "quick" was and replaced those as well, six in all. So now all are replaced but still no power.

The search goes on.....
When you say the power came on but went out again, did the breaker trip?

If you restored power for a few minutes, you're almost there.
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Old 4/16/07, 4:15 PM
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When you say the power came on but went out again, did the breaker trip?

If you restored power for a few minutes, you're almost there.
No, it just came on for a few minutes but the breaker did not trip. I'm just have to keep working on it but I will fix it.



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Default Re: No power

One of the hard ones to find without test equipment but do not overlook the possibility that a dry wall screw / nail has worked through a wire.

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Old 4/17/07, 2:11 PM
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One of the hard ones to find without test equipment but do not overlook the possibility that a dry wall screw / nail has worked through a wire.

rlb
I was afraid that might be the case but I found out what the problem was. A single receptacle in another room was backstabbed and no longer working. After replacing that one as well, a total of 8, the power works fine in the master bedroom.

I picked up around 20 receptacles and will be replacing several others this weekend.

Thanks for all the help.



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