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Hello i have a circuit in the house that drops voltage when being used(microwave ,toaster)!I start out at 117v then drop to 109 and microwave stops working and toaster drops 5v?Solutions?
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You should only use one device at a time. As a device draws more amperage, the voltage goes down. Microwaves and toasters draw high amperage.
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Yes i understand but why would the microwave shut off ,when only thing being used?
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Some devices, like a microwave, will shut down when the voltage drops below a certain point, to protect the device.
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