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Weird stuff just happened in my house tonight.
I was using the "over-the-stove" exhaust fan while cooking pasta. The fan was on low, which means that I had to turn the nob twice to get it there. When finished, I turned the nob once and then once again. Each time I heard a noise coming from in my kitchen.
Turns out that is was my coffee bean grinder. It was setup with a serving of whole beans for the following morning.
So turning the fan motor on did nothing, but turning it off caused my bean grinder to briefly turn on. The grinder is about 8 feet away from the fan motor and on a different circuit line.
What's up with that??
All speculators welcome to comment!!
UPDATE:
Tried it unplugged.....nothing happened.
Tried it in different outlets, closer to the fan...nothing happened.
I think I need to check to see if it is the same line from the breaker box...
...and of course, my continuity checker is MIA! Just put that line in this past year.
Weird stuff just happened in my house tonight.
I was using the "over-the-stove" exhaust fan while cooking pasta. The fan was on low, which means that I had to turn the nob twice to get it there. When finished, I turned the nob once and then once again. Each time I heard a noise coming from in my kitchen.
Turns out that is was my coffee bean grinder. It was setup with a serving of whole beans for the following morning.
So turning the fan motor on did nothing, but turning it off caused my bean grinder to briefly turn on. The grinder is about 8 feet away from the fan motor and on a different circuit line.
What's up with that??
All speculators welcome to comment!!
UPDATE:
Tried it unplugged.....nothing happened.
Tried it in different outlets, closer to the fan...nothing happened.
I think I need to check to see if it is the same line from the breaker box...
...and of course, my continuity checker is MIA! Just put that line in this past year.
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