Electrical faults refer to all abnormal currents, which can be broadly categorised into two types–open-circuit faults and short-circuit faults. According to the New South Wales government, 40% of house fires in NSW every year are caused by electrical faults and related issues, posing a serious threat to the health and safety of you and your family.
We’ll send a qualified electrician to come perform an inspection to find the faults and determine the causes, then expertly repair your electrical system until it’s completely safe to use. Whenever you need electrical help, ASSA is who you should turn to!
Unlike other problems that might jeopardise the safety of your home, electrical faults are not usually immediately obvious to the eye. Here are 5 symptoms of electrical faults that could save your life if you catch them early:
An outlet that is broken or loose obviously has exposed wiring, but the wiring itself may also be damaged, which is a more serious issue that could result in a fire.
Electrical flow should be silent normally. If you hear buzzing or popping noises from an outlet or your breaker box, you should be concerned and call an electrician.
Persistently flickering lights indicate fluctuations in voltage, which could be caused by a power surge.
If outlets or switches are warm to the touch, turn off the offending switch and unplug whatever is in the socket. The warmth indicates excess current flowing, which is usually dangerous.
If you get a whiff of strange scents coming from electrical outlets or your breaker box, that is a warning sign something is wrong internally. Do not inspect it yourself; leave it to an electrician.
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Loose connections are the most common cause of electrical problems. This is not always a result of human error, as wiring and other components suffer wear and tear as they are used more and more.
Rodents are known to chew on wiring to grind down their front teeth. Such damage to wiring can cause electrical faults to occur.
If you’d like to try and narrow down the source of a fault yourself, you should start by turning off all circuit breakers, and turning on the main safety switch at your switchboard. Through trial and error, you can identify the problematic circuit by turning each breaker on and off and seeing what happens. If you’re not sure how to do any of this, let an electrician handle it.
