how to relocate an outlet/switch?
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If you want to do it yourself, you are going to have to knock a hole in the wall beyond the fridge, mount a junction box, run wires from the current switch location to the new junction box, install the switch in the new box, and cover the new box.  \n\nIf you are good at carpentry, home decor, and electrics, I'd say go for it.  The fact that you asked this question in Yahoo Answers tells me that you are not experienced at any of these things, so if I were you, I'd call a contractor.
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hah yeah i've done that. depending on the length of the  switch thingy, it might get tangled and break, or something.
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Could be a lot of causes, but first and foremost make sure the cable is in, straight, at both ends.\n\nIf you've not moved it since it was working okay this probably won't apply, but: also is there any elecromagnetic equipment nearby, high-drain appliances (eg kettles), or is it next to wall with electrical cables or is there a breaker box on the other side? Anything like that could affect it.
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get one of those electrical outlet timers that are used for turing lights on etc.. and lock it in the closet with your router, and or pc
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rearranges the furniture
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The first answer has some wisdom behind it, but swapping a breaker is not very difficult and you can certainly do it yourself.  If you are looking to populate an empty breaker box, get an electrician.\n\nYes, look to see that the breaker is UL approved.  However, all the major chains sell only approved breakers.\n\nThe most important things to you are size(capacity) and type.  \nIf the circuit will be going anywhere near a ground source, you must use a GFI breaker.  Sources for ground include the bathroom and kitchen sinks as well as an outdoor socket.\n\nDetermine the capacity of the circuit or get the number from the toggle of the breaker you are replacing.  Do NOT get a breaker that has a higher number than the one being replaced.\n\nBe sure that the breaker will fit into the box.  Home applications are 2 phase while typical business boxes are 3.  The boxes use different types of connectors, so you will need to compare the old breaker to the replacement.
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you'll need an adapter...different types of electricity
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is it not that obviouse? WIRE LESS.
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You might try looking at Deltronix RPS II switch.  I've bought one in the past.  It is like having a wall switch that you control by calling it over the telephone.  I believe the URL is http://www.remotepowerswitch.com
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Reach under the dash to feel the switch. Usually on the top sometimes on the side of the switch body is a button. Push and hold this buttuom while you withdraw the shaft and knob. You may have to wiggle things a bit, but the shaft will come completely out of the switch. The eschuteon the unscrews and the switch is removed from under the dash. Don't forget to disconnect battery. Installation is reverse, just push knob and shaft in til it is locked.
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you can unscrew a lightbulb
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Well it dosn't seem like that big of a deal. So just let it go till the next time you take the RV in for service or inspection have them take a look at it. It may just be a loose  wire since the switch still retracts it.
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pull some cables out......
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First, check to see if the electrical socket you are using is good. Try plugging in some other equipment to see if the same problem occurs or get an electrician to check it for you. If the socket is fine, then the problem is either with the power adapter of the switch or the electrical circuit of the switch. If the equipment is within warranty period don't bother yourself. Report it to your supplier and get them to check it for you.\n(Please provide updates for speedy resolution of your problem)
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find a spot where there is NOT a task button... Press hold and hold left mouse button while making an arc to where you want it to reside
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You should be able to get a battery operated cable locator from a hardware store. Basically, you just run this over the wall and it will beep to indicate where the cables are.