Check connections in masterbedroom light switch. you will find they are not tight
and maybe warm to the touch if you must go away without fixing it make sure circuit is turned off . it could cause a fire
Connections must be tightened
I found this posted in the car section, but I will post an answer anyway.
You have a short in the house wiring. Could be in the switches, or the light fixtures, or the wiring going back to the breaker.
Yes it could be a fire hazard if not repaired.
If you can't get it fixed before you leave town, I would turn the breakers off for that section of the house.
SOURCE: 2005 Jeep Grand Cherookee sometimes won't start
This could be something simple. Your starter draws far more power than anything except for the a/c clutch (not in play here) Since all accessories are functioning, it's likely that the battery terminals are oxidized. A high-draw item will actually break the connection temporarily. This condition will also change with humidity and temperature. Remove them and use a small wire brush or sandpaper to clean the battery posts and the inside of the connectors on the wires themselves. If you have done this and still have a problem, then you should start looking for other larger problems.
Good luck
SOURCE: 89 toyota celica st not starting but clicking
There is either a cable not getting a very good connection, solenoid has problems, or there is a wiring leading to a relay that has a bad connections. How is your ignition? Is it loose or have loose wires?
also check the magnetic switch mounted on the starter housing, is supplied by
current from the starting switch circuit of the ignition switch. This
magnetic action of the switch mechanically engages the starter clutch
assembly and electrically closes the heavy switch which connects it to
the battery. The starting switch circuit consists of the starting
switch contained within the ignition switch, a transmission neutral
safety switch or clutch pedal switch, and the wiring necessary to
connect these in series with the starter solenoid or relay.
SOURCE: 98 Saturn sc1 timing chain noise
need to have a shop fix it asap.if the chain breaks or skips timing your entire could possibly need to be replaced.replacing a serpentine belt tensioner is fairly cheap and easy
SOURCE: Car will not start right away...makes awful noise
It looks like you have an issue with the starter not engaging the flywheel correctly. Does it make a BrrrrRRRRRRRRRRP noise? Best advice: Replace the starter. Do not get it rebuilt. If you replace the starter ASAP, you may be OK. If not, you are going to have to have the transmission pulled, and you will have to replace the flywheel; that is what is being damaged by the bad starter drive. This is, unfortunately, a common issue.
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SOURCE: Help! Air conditioner causes squeal soon after turned on
The ac is belt driven, If one of the belts are loose it will make a squealing noise. Turning on the air puts more strain on the belts. If this is the case all you would have to do is tighten the belt or belts. This would probably take a service tech just a few minutes. Probably under $100.00 dollars..........
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