Ask us anything
What should I do if I receive an electrical shock in my home?
If you receive an electrical shock in your home, you first should turn off the power source to the affected area if possible. If you can't turn off the power, move away from the source of the shock, as prolonged exposure to electrical current can be dangerous. Call emergency services right away, especially if the shock is severe. Do not touch any electrical equipment or wires until a professional has assessed the situation and deemed it safe to do so. It's also a good idea to have a professional electrician inspect your home's electrical system to identify and address any potential hazards.
Similar Questions
- I got a Sub Zero refrigerator that I need to get repaired. It is a built-in fridge/freezer combo, and the freezer is freezing way too cold and is running non-stop.
- Is it advisable to have maintenance for my Coleman HMCG2 16.5 SEER2 Modulating Side-Discharge Air Conditioner?
- Do you service Viking products? We've got an oven and a small refrigerator. I don't think it's normal, but it makes a roaring noise when we use the oven, and it doesn't settle down for several minutes. The refrigerator just needs the seal replaced. I'd like to know what your labor rates are.
- Is it okay to install a water filter bypass plug in the GE Series French door refrigerator model GFE26JEMDS if I don't need a water filter for my water source?
- I have a condenser that is up on the rough, and I think everything else is working, so I need to replace the unit. You need to come out and look out and take the unit up to another apartment. Can you give me a ballpark figure of when you can come out and do it? You want to come and take a look at it? What's your procedure?
- What is the average length of curtains?
- why would service ice flash after being reset on sub zero refrigerator
- How do I reset my prepaid electricity meter?
- Where is the reset button on Kenmore Elite ice maker, model 106.51773510?
- Why does my dryer vent require cleaning?
Similar Blog
January 22
895
Home appliances
Why Your Stove is Making a Clicking Noise
A stove making clicking noise can be more than just an annoyance - it’s a clear signal that something isn’t quite right. Whether you’re preparing dinner or enjo...
November 16
9829
Home appliances
Are Your Appliances Ready for Thanksgiving?
As the leaves turn golden and the aroma of pumpkin pie fills the air, we all know that Thanksgiving is just around the corner. It's a time for gathering with lo...
December 09
780
Electrical
Avoid Christmas Light Overloads with These Simple Tips
As the holiday season approaches, families and businesses across the world prepare to decorate their homes and offices with festive Christmas lights. While the ...
Couldn't find the right question?
You can send your question to our support team. We'll get back to you as soon as possible