Apache Dee's Electrical Services, LLC.

Servicing the Valley since 1981

 

2758 W. McKellips Blvd. * Apache Junction, AZ 85220

 Bus: (480)982-4523  Fax: (480) 982-2721

C-11 ROC146035    L-11 ROC146571

Email: tiffany@apachedees.com   dallas@apachedees.com

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How do I properly reset a GFCI receptacle ?

Press the "Test" button first to make sure that the receptacle has tripped all the way. Then you will press in the "Reset" button. You may need to use the tip of a plastic pen to press in the buttons. If nothing occurs, you may have a faulty GFCI or a damaged circuit that will require a repair.

How do I properly reset a breaker ?

You will need to turn the breaker all the to the "off" position before trying to turn the breaker to the "on" position. Some breakers do not look like they are "tripped" or "off". In this case, you will need to lightly wiggle the toggle switch on each breaker. If you find a breaker that is weak or loose feeling, turn the breaker off and then back on. If when, you turn the breaker "on" it trips again or you see an arc, call a professional immediately as this may be a serious fire hazard. DO NOT TRY TO REPLACE THE BREAKER!!

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Where can I find my GFCI Receptacle?

Your GFCI receptacle can be in several locations. The first, is going to be your bathroom(s), check this area if you are experiencing an outage in your bedrooms. The second, your kitchen within six feet of your sink. This receptacle may control your kitchen and living room/dining room area. The third location is your garage. If you have a cramped garage you will want to look along the walls at approximately 42" high. And last will be outside, if you have receptacles in the backyard, one of these should be a GFCI. Please refer to "resetting a GFCI receptacle". 

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Why do my lights dim and then brighten?

A bad breaker or damaged neutral wire can cause your lights to go dim and then brighten again. If this is occurring, it is important that you schedule an appointment today.

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What should I do?

If you are unsure about any electrical problem that is occurring, contact our friendly and knowledgeable staff to assist you with your needs.

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What do I need to do when upgrading my service?

Nothing but contact us. Once we receive your request for an upgrade of service estimate, we contact SRP/APS and set up the meetings with your designer. We will then, issue an estimate and/or contract for services if our estimate is accepted. We will then coordinate and schedule the work with your Municipal district and SRP/APS. Once we have a scheduled date, our office will contact you to give you notice of the repair date, along with what you can expect to happen that day. 

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When is it necessary to contact an Electrician?

Any time you have an electrical problem or a question.

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Tiffany Barwick; Manager
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Revised: 08/10/06.

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