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Andrew B.
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Electrical: Outlets Not working - no Tripped Breaker

Andrew B.
  • Rockaway, NJ
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Can anybody recommend any trouble shooting steps that I can pursue, before I call an electrician?

All of a sudden, all the outlets in my master bedroom stopped work except for one plug in one of the outlets (two plugs per outlet).

I tried resetting all the breakers just to be sure, and that didn't fix anything.

I'm comfortable with DIY, but electric is something I usually leave to professionals. I'd be comfortable replacing an outlet if I had to or maybe testing with a multimeter, but anything else is getting a professional.

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George W.
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George W.
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Any GFCI outlets (the ones with the reset button)? Maybe you have a gfci outlet that tripped and all the outlets that follow it in that circuit are tripped because it needs to be reset.

If it's not that and you can't figure it out easily then you should probably just call an electrician.  

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