Home Improvement Asked on July 17, 2021
I just moved into a new place. I plugged my vacuum into an electrical outlet, my vacuum won’t turn on. So I tried the other side, my vacuum turns on. I then plug in a lamp to the side that won’t work for my vacuum, lamp turns on.
Is the outlet defective?
Definitely change it.it may not even be,or ever was originally connected to a stud. find the closest stud to that mess,cut that mess out then patch the sheetrock after you change the outlet and insert it into the proper box that's nailed to a stud. Around here you could have it repaired for around $100. Done yourself about $15 to $20.
Answered by Dustin simon on July 17, 2021
Maybe it is wired that way on purpose. Two receptacles in our bedroom are wired like that. One side is normal,always on. The other side is operated by a wall switch so you can turn on a plugged-in lamp with the wall switch and have a radio always powered by the other side.
Answered by blacksmith37 on July 17, 2021
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