Hi
I have a question that could deal with anything electrical.I was told that hot
and cold temperatures can control how electricity flows through older circuits.
Is it true that all of the plastic and metal parts of connectors,relays and other
things can expand when hot,contract when cold and actually work themselves
apart (or hang up as with relays) breaking the circuit-and any old grease and
gunk can make things worse (grease getting cold and hard-stuff like that)??
Could this be the case in colder months when there is a slight delay between
the time you flip the switch and when the lights actually come on-its like the
current has to punch it's way through?
Thanks alot for your time and years of experience
I have a question that could deal with anything electrical.I was told that hot
and cold temperatures can control how electricity flows through older circuits.
Is it true that all of the plastic and metal parts of connectors,relays and other
things can expand when hot,contract when cold and actually work themselves
apart (or hang up as with relays) breaking the circuit-and any old grease and
gunk can make things worse (grease getting cold and hard-stuff like that)??
Could this be the case in colder months when there is a slight delay between
the time you flip the switch and when the lights actually come on-its like the
current has to punch it's way through?
Thanks alot for your time and years of experience