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02-03-05, 01:24 AM

James84

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Mobile home Kitchen Circuit

My kitchen electrical circuit went out in my mobile home. I checked all circuit breakers and all were fine. I would appreciate any help and sugestions on this problem. Thank You.

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02-03-05, 05:28 AM

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Look for a GFCI receptacle that needs to be reset.

Turn the breakers off and then on.

Determine of you have any power to the receptacles at all.

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