| ELECTRICAL REPAIRS |
| SAFETY TIP |
| Before working on any electrical project remember to shut off the circuit breaker |
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| Before working on a switch, receptacle or any other wiring check to make sure the power is off. An easy way to check a receptacle is to plug a vacuum cleaner or other appliance in. |
| The Underwriters Laboratories listing (UL) on an electrical part certifies that it meets safety standards, install only parts marked with the UL listing. |
| The National Electric Code (NEC) is the set of regulations for safe electrical installations. Local codes may be different, some local municipalities may require that all wiring be done by a licensed electrical contractor. Before installing or adding to existing wiring, contact your local building inspector. |
| Some electrical projects are better left to the pros, make sure you are certain you will be able to do the job safely and correctly. |
| The best way to check a receptacle is to purchase a small electrical tester available at any hardware outlet |
| Video Learn how to change a receptacle |