Why Does My Refrigerator Keep Shutting Off?
A refrigerator that cannot be counted on to stay on is not a refrigerator that is going to do most homeowners much good. If you have a refrigerator that keeps shutting off, there could be a number of reasons. Which one is the cause of your particular problem may depend on the model you have and when it shuts off.
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How high should a microwave be above a gas range?
The National Kitchen and Bath Association suggests that the bottom of microwaves should be 54 inches above the floor at most. And this would leave an 18-inch clearance between the cooktop (typically 36 inches) and the microwave.
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What are low-voltage fixtures?
Low-voltage fixtures are lighting fixtures that operate on a lower voltage than standard line voltage. They typically use a transformer to convert the standard line voltage of 120 volts to 12 or 24 volts. Low-voltage fixtures are often used for outdoor and landscape lighting, as well as accent lighting. They are energy-efficient, offer flexibility in terms of placement and design, and are generally safer to install and use than line voltage fixtures. However, low-voltage fixtures may require more maintenance and are often more expensive to purchase than standard line voltage fixtures.
Why is my power out?
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