Electrical Issue
I’m not sure if this is the right forum or not, to talk about an electrical issue, but here goes. Tuesday (3/18/14) my DW and I took our new (to us) 1995 Carriage Callista Cove, out for our first t...
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I agree with all of the above posts.
If they are are the back stab type receptacles, if possible you should change them and use the screw type receptacle. They make a secure electrical connection. The screws will not or should not come loose with the constant heating and cooling of the wire when using high current appliances.
I would start by checking the receptacle that the heater was plugged into first. I also feel that there is going to be a GFIC somewhere before this receptacle. JMO
If they are are the back stab type receptacles, if possible you should change them and use the screw type receptacle. They make a secure electrical connection. The screws will not or should not come loose with the constant heating and cooling of the wire when using high current appliances.
I would start by checking the receptacle that the heater was plugged into first. I also feel that there is going to be a GFIC somewhere before this receptacle. JMO
