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Besides GFI cirduits wherever there is water or bare concrete, all regular circuits now must have arc-fault breakers. These are very touchy breakers that will pop even if a light bulb flickers. My electrician warned me that these can frustrate when you have to try to find out why it keeps tripping.
Electricity is not something to take "light"ly.(pun intended) Always err on the side of safety and ask a professional.
sean I really, really dislike those arc-fault interrupters. The ones that I removed wouldn't allow the use of a vaccum cleaner in a couple rooms of the house. Unless they've changed a lot, you'll be pulling your hair out when trying to use an electric motor with them. They will trip if the brushes in the motor arc.
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