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|Even if an item is turned off, it still may be consuming electricity if it is plugged in. Using a power strip that can be switched off when not in use may be an option to consider.
1a. Check if any breakers have been tripped (it will be in the center position or the button of the middle will be protruding). Flip the breaker switch to the “off” position then back to the “on” position.
1b. If you have fuses, the glass on the blown fuse may look smoky rather than clear. If the fuse is to blame, it will need to be replaced.
2. If no breakers have been tripped, and/or your neighbors are also without power, please report the issue to the Electric department at 610-683-3202.
2. If no breakers have been tripped, and/or your neighbors are also without power, please report the issue to the Electric department at 610-683-3202.