FAQ
Are you electricians licensed and certified?
Yes. All our electricians are licensed, sufficiently experienced, and have the requisite certification under their belt.
Do you offer same day service?
Yes. We do offer same day service, subject to our availability, and when it is about offering emergency service, we serve 24×7 and turn up at the earliest.
In what way can you be reached?
You can call us at (02) 9052 0867 or 1300 267 693 or you can email us at info@ampowerelectrical.com.au
What causes my light bulbs to blow in and out often?
There might be a number of reasons. But overheating is one specific cause that can be quite harmful. In addition to being extremely inconvenient, constantly changing lightbulbs poses a fire risk. If you notice that your light bulbs are blowing out all the time, we advise you to have an electrician check your light fixtures.
What is causing my circuit breaker to trip repeatedly?
If you reset a circuit and the breaker trips again, you may have a more serious issue that
requires a certified electrician to fix. Based on our experience, a power-hungry item is usually
the reason why the circuit breaker trips. The most common causes include air conditioners in the summer, space heaters in the winter, or even something as simple as a hair dryer. On the
other hand, there are instances when a commonly used circuit just needs its rating raised. It can be necessary to switch to a 20-amp circuit if, for instance, a 15-amp circuit is continually tripping. Circuits should only be changed by professionals.
Can my non-working outlets be a cause for concern?
Conduct a test yourself before you worry. Locate a tiny lamp and insert it into the concerned outlet. Next, turn on every switch on the room's walls. Some outlets are controlled by a wall switch, therefore flipping a switch might turn on the lamp. Look around the room to see if any other outlets or lights are off if you are unable to locate the switch that controls the outlet. Next, look for any tripped circuits on the electrical panel. Reset the circuit breaker if they are.
Make sure to contact if the outlet still doesn't work after trying every wall switch and the circuit breaker.
Why are my light switches hot to touch?
If your light switch feels hot to the touch when you try to turn it off, there may be a significant problem that could result in an electrical fire. This could be due to poor wiring, the switch failing, or the switch being overloaded. In any event, you should take care of the issue right away and give an electrician a call as soon as you can.
Can I carry out electrical fixes myself?
Do-it-yourself electrical repairs are not something we recommend. First and foremost, a permit is necessary for some electrical projects. Additionally, dealing with electrical wire has a
significant risk of shock or fire. Lastly, trying to do things yourself may result in expensive repairs and more significant harm than you started with. We advise hiring a professional
electrician to handle any home electrical work for your safety and financial well-being.
