Home Improvement Asked on October 23, 2020
My Dad installed a bar on the wall, and put his voltage tester to the bar, and it lit up red.
Then he tested the wall ( with the voltage tester ), and a couple of adjacent walls – 2 red, one not.
He removed the bar ( and the screws ) opened the wall where he had installed the screws, and didn’t find a wire … chances are it was a previous short ?
Any suggestions, short of removing the sheetrock around the room and to find the problem?
If the "voltage tester" is one of those "tick tracer" type that don't actually need to touch two wires (or one wire and ground), they function my simply detecting magnetic fields AROUND wires. So they will "light up" by just being NEAR wires, even wires BEHIND something else. Basically, it doesn't mean anything in the scenario you described.
Answered by JRaef on October 23, 2020
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