RE: Faint buzz from active crossover

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In Reply to: Faint buzz from active crossover posted by KanedaK on November 11, 2022 at 22:31:51:

First things first. The outlet needs to be checked for proper wiring. Sometimes the ground and neutral wires are reversed either at the outlet or more commonly on the circuit panel. While both should be at 0 V, the neutral carries a current but the ground should never have a current. You can get a circuit tester at HD or Lowes for about $10.

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Topic - Faint buzz from active crossover - KanedaK 22:31:51 11/11/22 (5)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - neolith 07:04:11 11/15/22 (1)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - pictureguy 14:48:35 11/15/22 (0)

I had a similar problem - Jon L 22:02:43 11/12/22 (1)

RE: I had a similar problem - pictureguy 22:38:56 11/12/22 (0)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - pictureguy 23:26:15 11/11/22 (0)

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RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - neolith 07:04:11 11/15/22 (1)

RE: Faint buzz from active crossover - pictureguy 14:48:35 11/15/22 (0)

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