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Problems With Kitchen Circuit in Summer?

I live in a mobile home, and whenever the weather gets above 90 degrees, our florescent light in the kitchen will not completely light, the oven won't work, because the igniter doesn't get hot enough (we've replaced the igniter twice), and the microwave works, but sounds very weak. All year round, except in the summer, everything works fine, and we don't have issues in any room except the kitchen in the heat. Unfortunately the summers where I live have a lot of 90+ days. Any ideas what might be causing this?

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November 4, 20170 found this helpful
  1. During the summer months you are using more electricity in your mobile home.
  2. You are now using fans and maybe an AC in your home.
  3. This will always put a drain on the circuits in your home.
  4. You either need to power off the AC when using your kitchen appliances or you'll need to upgrade your circuit box.
  5. You don't have enough AMP going into your home to handle the AC and the other appliances in your home.
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