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Electrical
The wiring in your new home has been designed to meet local and national codes and safety standards, and is divided into circuits to carry ordinarily anticipated loads. It's a good idea to learn the extent of each of your circuits, so you won't over-load them. Avoid the practice of plugging in too many branches into one receptacle.
Most electrical problems are caused by the faulty condition of lamp or appliance cords, extension cords and plugs. Replace them at the first sign of wear or damage. Also, if you experience a slight tingling shock from handling or touching any household appliance, disconnect the appliance and repair.
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