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Old 06-21-2009, 03:38 PM   #1
jwedell
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I would start by checking the circuit breakers, both the main and the ac breaker for tightness (loose connections can build up heat and cause a voltage drop). I also would check the neutral for tightness (same reason). Also at the CG outlet you could have had a loose connection, and if the extention cord at home was too long that could give you a voltage drop by overheating. Good luck in your trouble shooting. If i can offer additional help post it or PM me.
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