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Occasional dimming can happen when a large appliance starts, but frequent or widespread flickering may point to a loose connection, overloaded circuit, wiring problem, or another electrical issue. If multiple lights are affected or the problem is becoming more frequent, an electrician can determine what is causing the voltage to fluctuate.
If the outage is limited to one part of the home, the problem may involve a tripped breaker, GFCI outlet, loose connection, overloaded circuit, damaged receptacle, or another issue on that circuit. If resetting the appropriate breaker or GFCI does not restore normal power, avoid repeatedly resetting it and have the circuit inspected.
Stop using the outlet and unplug connected devices if you can do so safely. Heat, discoloration, melting, buzzing, or a burning odor can indicate a loose connection, damaged wiring, or overheating. These warning signs should not be ignored or covered up with a replacement outlet without first determining what caused the problem.
A shock or tingling sensation is not something to treat as normal. It can be associated with faulty wiring, grounding problems, damaged equipment, or another electrical fault. Stop using the affected appliance, switch, or fixture until the source has been identified and the electrical system can be checked safely.
