Faulty wiring can cause electrical shorts, power outages, or even electrical fires. This might include damaged insulation, loose connections, or outdated wiring systems.
Complete or partial loss of power can be caused by various factors, such as tripped circuit breakers, blown fuses, faulty outlets, or problems with the main electrical panel.
Issues with lighting fixtures, switches, or bulbs can lead to flickering lights, dimming, or complete failure to illuminate.
Inadequate grounding can result in electrical shocks, equipment damage, or interference with electronic devices.