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How often should I get my electrical system maintained?	
Stryker Electric and Air recommends that you consider scheduled maintenance to the entire electrical system of your building at least once per year. Our team is ready to respond to any emergencies 24/7 if the need arises. With Stryker Electric and Air, you receive comprehensive coverage when you partner with our electricians.
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Stryker Electric and Air recommends monthly physical examination of your equipment for electrical hazards such as exposed wiring.
If you find a fault with your electrical equipment don’t hesitate to call our experts at Stryker Electric and Air anytime 24/7/365.
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I think I burned a fuse by running too many appliances at once! Can you fix that?	
Older or outmoded electrical panel boxes are usually to be blamed for fuses that constantly blow. Stryker Electric and Air recommends and performs upgrades to these integral components so that appliances can be fully utilized without fear of damages or incidents of burning smells.
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Why doesn’t my light switch work for my lighting fixture?	
The simplest explanation is a tripped circuit, which means that the flow of power between the fixture and the switch has been cut off or obstructed.
Other possibilities include burned-out or corroded contacts, damaged wiring, or a problem with the circuitry inside of the light fixture.
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Faulty electrical wiring or defective high wattage bulbs can cause burnouts. Contact Stryker Electric and Air if you have the slightest suspicion that your wiring or fixtures may be at fault. No job is too small for our expert technicians.
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A short circuit occurs when there is an unintended diversion of current in a circuit. This can sometimes cause permanent damage to electrical components, and render electronics inoperable.
Stryker Electric and Air guarantees the best of electrical expertise and knowledge when it comes to wiring and configuration of fixtures, to ensure a high standard of safety, sometimes at a level beyond standard electrical building codes.
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